Hon WILLIE JACKSON: Thank you, Mr Speaker. Yes, come on, Mark Mitchell, control yourself. Mark Mitchell should know that David Seymour's strategy is that he wanted managed isolation and quarantine to be a bed and breakfast—he wanted it to be a bed and breakfast for rich people. The ACT argument was to allow the free market to decide the casualty rate. ACT wanted to reopen the country before we even closed the borders. That was the ACT strategy. At one point, ACT was suggesting a lottery for everyone, using the QR scan, until it was pointed out to them that incentivising people to go to places they don't need to go to during a pandemic was a bloody stupid idea. That's the ACT strategy for you. 