Yet next week, in Australia, if you are double vaccinated from anywhere in the world and you travel to Australia and you've passed a test before you leave and when you arrive to show you haven't got COVID, you are welcome. What the Prime Minister hasn't done is send a signal to the tourism sector in New Zealand about when the Government may consider similar rules here. All they've said is October of this year, visitors will be welcome if they're double vaccinated, but they will have to go to a hotel to self-isolate for seven days. Guess what! They are not coming. That is not a lifeline for the tourism sector, who, today, across the board, are calling for help. Some of them are asking for Government money, but, actually, what they are really saying is, "We do need help. We need paying visitors. And if you can just, Prime Minister, for once tell us when this might happen." Not October, perhaps, maybe, we could change the rules, but they are going to have to sit in a hotel, when, actually, you may look to level the playing field with Australia. If it can't be today, when will it be? Explain why the Australians have different advice than you do, so they can start planning.