So I'll give them credit—I'll give the Government a bit of credit. They have done a good job of fighting the health crisis, I'll give you that—in part. They shut the castle, but they left the drawbridge down and the gates open. So there was no Trojan horse needed because the virus just came in through the border. Now, I remember in the early stages of lockdown, you walked around the streets—and you see pictures of the streets like an Armageddon movie: no one around—and it was it was eerie, in fact. But at the same time that that was happening, travellers were coming in through our borders and they were not locked down. They were given a brochure or a pamphlet and told to self-quarantine or self-isolate. What a joke. Someone coming here as a tourist is not going to go and spend a couple of weeks in a motel in self-quarantine. They're not going to do that. They're the highest-risk people, those travellers, and this is what this Government expected. 