I do accept we then moved to the challenge around COVID-19, and for a long time the people of New Zealand were prepared to go along with the border restrictions, with the level 3, level 4, level 2, and now to level 1, in the belief we were getting COVID-19 under control in this country. But they expect—and, in fact, they demand—some competency around quarantining and some competency around our borders. Even today in the House, we cannot find out how many people have left compulsory quarantine—assured of testing before they left—how many people have now been able to leave from there without any tests being done? To me, it's simple. In fact, I think the Prime Minister gave us a figure this afternoon in question time: 4,300 people have now been quarantined and have left. The very simple question the country's asking is: how many of those people were tested?