This bill is a disgrace, and in the time I've got remaining I want to comment on three things. Firstly, it's ridiculous and obnoxious. The first bit is the ridiculous bit. The ridiculous bit: new section 32T requires a person liable for the cost of managed isolation to provide contact details. Well, that sounds reasonable. Hang on a minute—why has there not been a power before now for people who go to MIQ to provide their contact details? Government doesn't like to mention this, but they're quietly slipping this through, and here's a clue. Now we know why $36 million is owed to taxpayers through MIQ before March this year. Fourteen thousand people haven't been invoiced yet. Seven thousand people, they don't know if they have to pay, and, if they do have to pay, how much they have to pay—7,000 people—because the Government didn't pass a law to collect the contact details.