I do want to flag for the House that we have significant concerns about the COVID-19 Public Health Response (Isolation and Quarantine and Maritime Border) Amendment Order 2021. This is the one that came into effect on 16 November. The significance of this order is that it lowered the amount of time that people had to spend in managed isolation down from 14 days to seven days. The point I want to make to the House is that there is no reason in our view—the National Party—that we shouldn't be looking to extend that order even further. Managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) has become a lottery of human misery, it is wilful State-sponsored cruelty on an industrial scale. Right now, we have 42 active cases of COVID in MIQ out of around 4,000 rooms, and 2,000 people with COVID—or their close contacts—isolating in the community. It's a real perversion of Government priorities to have people who are fully vaccinated, with no COVID, taking up quarantine rooms that could be being used by people who are currently in the community with COVID. And as I revealed yesterday in the House, since 23 August, from Australia, there have been zero cases of fully vaccinated travellers testing positive for COVID in New Zealand; not a single person—zero. But yet this order means that someone coming from Australia has to spend seven days in MIQ, plus an additional three days in self-isolation, and have a polymerase chain reaction test before they can go into the community.