It is that consistency of strategy that this Government stands behind. That stands in contrast to the other side of the House, where we have seen all sorts of strategies, all sorts of plans and proposals, all sorts of contradictions, and no clear vision for how that side of the House would handle an outbreak like this. They've spoken against money being invested; they've asked for more money to be invested. They wanted a shorter level 4; they wanted a shorter level 3. They invented a homeless man. They called for an open border; they wanted a closed border, and then another open border. They leaked patient details. They thought universities could run their own isolation facilities. They dismissed the need for action during the period that we were at level 1 and called it scaremongering, and they made up conspiracy theories. Those are not the actions of a responsible political party with a proper, coherent plan and strategy for how to deal with an outbreak like this. 