We kicked this around at the select committee and we had a good discussion on a variety of issues at the committee. There's a couple of things that I want to flag up now that we're going to want to get into on this side of the Chamber. The first is the fundamental architecture of the bill, which relates to the managed isolation and quarantine system—which is MIQ. And we now are in this bizarre circumstance where Parliament is layering further and further infrastructure around MIQ, when fundamentally we should be doing the opposite—fundamentally we should be dismantling the entire regime [Interruption]. What's that? Oh, there was a remark, but not repeated. We should be dismantling. Oh, she said you wanted to build it. Well, we do want to build it. We want to build quarantine facilities, that's the point. We should have been building quarantine facilities 12 months ago—MIQ, to give it its vernacular title. Of course we should have been building purpose built quarantine facilities, because for the last 14 or 15 months we've been—