So I want to go to the regime as it has been described by the Minister both before and now in her first reading. It's fair to say that although the Minister is quite a few years younger than me, she may be familiar with the term "a Clayton's charge". Clayton's was a drink that you had when you weren't having a drink, and this is kind of like a charge you're having when you're not having a charge. We are now getting to the point where we could be between $500 million and $1 billion, depending on the measurement and the charging regime, of costs incurred for managed isolation and quarantine, and this is going to raise about $10 million. It's a drop in the ocean, and it shows that this Government has actually been aware of the fact that there is an overwhelming support by the taxpayer in New Zealand to say, "Look, managed isolation is important, but it cannot continue in the way that it is, for as long as it is, without there being some kind of charging regime."