This is a very momentous day for this House and our country's journey with COVID-19 policy, but we're here just to examine a few of these COVID-19 Public Health Response Act amendment orders—three of them—all of which the ACT Party will support. The first of those says that Fiji should no longer be considered a low-risk country. Now, of course, for people who are listening at home, this is retrospective—these orders were made much earlier; we're just confirming them—but when Fiji got into some difficulty with Delta, it was the right and proper thing to do to say that aircrew traveling to Fiji should have to take more precautions than previously and that we shouldn't consider that Fiji was a low-risk country to go to any more, sad as that may be. It's a good example of a risk-proportionate approach: that we don't use broad-brush restrictions on people's freedom to go about satisfying other aspects of their wellbeing; we actually assess the level of risk and then we respond proportionately. 