Today, we've heard nothing from the Prime Minister about a resurgence plan other than this—this document—plus something that comes in behind it. It's such a widely read document that the Parliamentary Library today could find no evidence of it at all after a search. So it wasn't just that we couldn't find it; it's the fact that the Parliamentary Library, which can find pretty much anything if it's published, couldn't find it. Today, we heard nothing from the Prime Minister about why it is that greengrocers and butchers are still closed, why it is that essential health workers weren't issued with passes to move through borders, why it is that people have been waiting, in some cases, four hours in traffic, stuck on the Bombay Hills trying to get through the hard land border that the police have been told to set up. Nowhere in that was there any preparation—104 days that Cabinet gave itself to think about whether or not they would require mandatory testing of border-facing staff. That's your front-line workers—104 days. Last night, we heard from the Unite Union saying, actually, you shouldn't have policy by press release. We heard from the Prime Minister today that there was an expectation that something would happen, that there would be mandatory testing. How can there be an expectation when nobody is checking the checkers? Where was the Minister of Health on this?