Why are we nickel and diming that? The Minister and the Prime Minister say it's over to doctors. Well, that's not what doctors are telling us. Doctors are saying they're being stopped from testing and that the criteria are far too narrow—two things: close contact and symptoms. Well, I have said and the Leader of the Opposition has said that close contact is enough, frankly. The fellow that came in from Brisbane at the start of the week, who took a test before he got on a plane, was completely asymptomatic. It gives lie to the question of symptoms. We know that people, from the experience in China, can be spreaders despite having very low or no symptoms, but we refuse to test. Why? We are trying to stop the spread of this virus. So the testing capacity is one thing, but it is the actual test that's going to matter.