In fact, Newshub reported last night that just 140 daily saliva tests have been conducted in a limited trial on a voluntary basis. As I pointed out in the House today, Australia—just one state, New South Wales—has done 50,000 in the last two months. So our view is that if Australia can do 50,000—I don't think anyone expects that many in New Zealand, as a smaller population, but we certainly should be striving for more than 140. As I pointed out to the Minister in question time today, a saliva-based PCR test is acceptable at the border for people to prove that they don't have COVID and to get on a plane and come to New Zealand. I venture to suggest, and put it to the House, that that means it should be deployed more widely in New Zealand.