DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Well, thank you, Madam Speaker. I rise on behalf of ACT to confirm these orders—with the rider that we would urge the Government to think hard about, again, risk and proportionality when it uses them. It wasn't so long ago that we heard the Leader of the House, I think at that time in his capacity as the healthcare Minister, when asked why he hadn't used one of these, why he hadn't used it to make sure that people who were working at the border were tested—you know, there's no community transmission, there's no COVID in the community, the only people in New Zealand that had COVID were people who had arrived from countries where it is. Surely, if there was going to be a priority for testing New Zealanders, it would be the ones who were in contact with the only people in New Zealand that we knew had it. They would be the people to test. And the Minister was heard to say, "Well, you know, making people get tested is a big lever to pull." But of course, under alert level requirements, the order which is also being confirmed—he had decided to impose restrictions on the largest city in the country at a wholesale level. That was somehow not a big lever to pull.