Secondly, were we ready? Because Delta has been a game-changer, as the Prime Minister says, and our charge in Opposition is that the Government was not ready for an outbreak of Delta. Only now are we doing a review as to the infection control in our managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) facilities. The Crowne Plaza passed all its audits, with a public walkway next to an exercise area. Today we discover, in the New Zealand Herald, reported by RNZ, that COVID-positive people are walking around in an underground car park. As one expert said, that does not pass the smell test. We've had people queuing for hours to get a COVID test. And a year on from the Roche-Simpson report, saliva testing is nowhere to be seen, other than at MIQ, and even that's taken way too long. We're not making use of saliva testing out in the community. In fact, rapid antigen tests are banned. It's impossible to bring in a rapid antigen test, which might help us contact trace and test and trace, and they're banned by fiat. They are banned by the Government. It just beggars belief. 