It's great that it's been extended—no one's arguing against that; it's what has to happen in the current environment—but there's got to be some end play somewhere, and there just is none. And for the Government to say, "Well, we don't know where it came from.", "We can't trace the source.", "There is no connection.", "We're doing all of the various genome tracing, etc.", "We know that there's similar types of virus, but we don't know how they're connected."—that is not a comforting message to be giving New Zealanders. And for the finance Minister to say, "Well, don't worry about it, because the cost of this is just coming out of the $14 billion that we set aside from the COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund."—every dollar in that fund is borrowed, every dollar. So it's not as if there's a pot of cash sitting there that's being dipped into; it's debt. And while we would quite openly say we do have to look after New Zealanders who are in threatened circumstances, there has to be a look at what the endgame is.