The first problem with that strategy is that it requires New Zealand to be almost completely isolated. The restrictions on entering New Zealand, the requirements to have managed isolation and quarantine, have meant a 99 percent reduction in the number of people that come through the New Zealand border at airports and seaports. In normal times it's about 20,000 people each and every day. MIQ, when you average it out, barely manages to process 200 people a day—that's about 3,000 spots, 14 days of stay, gets you a bit over 200 people. 