When we look at experts in the area, Professor Nick Wilson from the Department of Public Health at the University of Otago, who's been advisory to this Government on coronavirus as well, describes the uptake as being microscopic: "It's just not working."; "It should probably be abandoned." I think that would be a shame. That's not what I'm calling for. What I'm calling for is for the Government to work with us to figure out how we can make it worthwhile for New Zealanders to take up this app, first of all; secondly, how we can look at other HIT additions to this, which is primarily just a QR code. Where's the Bluetooth technology? We've had people talk about smart card technology. Where is all of that? It was great discussions early on, nice to be having gentle chats with Singapore, etc., but in reality, delivering that has not happened. We think there's a place for an HIT component to improve our coronavirus response. It's our role to lift that corrective bar, and that's exactly what we're going to do. Thank you, Mr Speaker.