It became very clear at that point that what should happen is what has eventually happened, which is a unilateral decision-making framework, for want of a better phrase, by both countries. In other words, the Australians do what they want to do as their sovereign country, as they've done since October last year. They've said that New Zealanders can come to Australia quarantine-free, and it's incumbent upon you, New Zealand, to sort out what you do with your border because you, New Zealand, are a sovereign country. And that's when Scott Morrison came out and said, "Well, I'm happy for Australians to go to Queenstown and"—and I'm pleased he said "Wellington", my home region, and he listed a few other places. He said, "I'm very happy for Australians, but it's up to New Zealand." And that's what put the pressure, alongside the petition launched by the National Party, for the Government to move. 