Throughout the response to COVID-19, the Government has been accused of many, many things. We've been told; we've been given much advice: first, we should be more like Australia—maybe not; then, we should be more like Sweden—6,000 people died in Sweden; then, we should be more like South Korea; then, we should open the border to Australia and open the border to China with urgency; we should allow international students back into our country as soon as possible. All of those suggestions have come from the Opposition. At every step along this way, when they have been asked to make judgments, they've made judgments that have been proven to be wrong. On this side of the House we have been working hard to stamp out COVID-19. We have taken a cautious approach.