I do want to talk briefly in relation to saliva testing, which is in relation to the COVID-19 Public Health Response (Required Testing) Amendment Order (No 3) 2021. I believe that we will look back at some point in the future at saliva testing and the failure to roll it out more quickly as a gross failure of public policy in New Zealand. I think the situation is so bad that we will inevitably have to have an inquiry into what has happened. It's worth just remembering by way of background that the Sir Brian Roche / Heather Simpson review into testing at the border recommended to the Government in September 2020—so a year ago; just over a year ago, actually—that saliva testing should be rolled out as a "matter of priority". Those were their words, and yet here we are, a year later, and we are finally getting it going, and it was only until August—and that's the reason why this is relevant—that we had the amendment order presented or signed by the Minister to allow for saliva testing properly at the border. So that was recommended in September 2020, and nothing symbolises, really, this Government's inability to move quickly with innovation in science and the technology that is now available than saliva testing. 