And now we find out that Minister Little, the Minister of Health, knew in June this year that healthcare workers were not able to get in through managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ). So we have nurses waiting to come to New Zealand, sitting offshore, who can't get in through MIQ. He found out in June. He didn't do anything, he didn't start getting his officials doing any work until 13 October. Two weeks later, we have a policy put in place saying 300 nurses and doctors can come in through MIQ. If he'd done that exact same thing back in June, when he knew about it, two weeks, we could have had, on 1 July, 300 spaces set aside for healthcare workers—back in July. That's 1,200 nurses and doctors and critical healthcare workers that we could have had in the country had he been on top of his job. But what was his excuse? What has he said in the media? "Oh, well, you know, hindsight is 20/20 and there was no playbook." I tell you what: it wasn't hindsight; it was foresight that he needed.