ERICA STANFORD (National—East Coast Bays): Thank you, Mr Speaker. This Government has made a very conscious decision to constrain the space in managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ), thereby having to juggle returning Kiwis, emergency returnees, critical workers, and split migrant families, but it is has been their absolute inability to manage these competing interests that has seen film stars' nannies, bands, and children's entertainers manage to jump ahead of the queue that everyone else is having to wait in, and that's causing so many problems. This logjam at the border is further exacerbated by the glacial pace that this Government has taken on opening up the trans-Tasman border that would see 40 percent of our rooms in MIQ opened up—that's 1,800 rooms that could be used, and all we've had from the Prime Minister is a tease: "Oh, we're opening it, we're not. We're opening it, we're not." All we want to do is what Australia has done, and just get on with it.