But we also said, number four, that we need to have a technology-driven response; the Government needs to augment its response with better technology. And haven't we heard that over the last 48 hours, with the Government's reluctance to use saliva testing. The Government that says it follows the science is seriously trying to conduct an experiment which could only be to see if New Zealanders' spit is different from spit of people in other countries, because it can't be what the Prime Minister said at question time. She tried to argue that it's different in New Zealand because we don't have the same concentration of COVID so saliva surveillance testing won't work. Well, she should tell that to New South Wales or Singapore or Taiwan where they use it. It doesn't seem to be a problem there. If we're serious about following the science, we need to stop blindly accepting the advice in Cabinet of the Ministry of Health and actually look to the evidence, because the evidence is saliva testing around the world is just as accurate as putting things up people's nostrils, which they don't particularly enjoy.