So that's why it's been so puzzling and, frankly, annoying to many New Zealanders when they've seen so many elements of the border being dealt with in a loose fashion despite all the talk. We heard the Hon Chris Hipkins on the TV all weekend saying that the Government decided that it wasn't right to make it compulsory for the many people working at the border and in the quarantine facilities—we weren't going to make it compulsory to take the test; we thought that was too big a lever to pull. And yet we have the extraordinary circumstance of the Prime Minister this morning saying, "Oh, well, we thought they were all being tested. We thought they were being tested. We were misled by the officials." We thought they were being tested—but the whole weekend previously her health Minister has been saying that the Government made a decision not to make it compulsory for them to be tested. So there is a complete disjuncture and confusion in the Government about that critical point.