You just think about it in realistic terms: a family of four wants to come to New Zealand for a holiday, they've got to go and get negative rapid antigen tests. I think the last—well, I had to get one the other day, it was A$60. You know, it's A$250 just before you even get on a plane. So it does have a real cost. And, of course, then there's the hassle of actually having to go and get the test in the first place. Again, made sense at the start of the pandemic. It made sense up until very recently that we want to minimise the number of people with COVID entering New Zealand. But Australia has abolished pre-departure tests for New Zealanders—well, for everyone—entering Australia. You no longer have to have a negative pre-departure test to enter Australia. Our view is we should do the same. I know the Government has signalled they're looking at it, but they should really get on with it. The costs vastly outweigh the benefits of pre-departure testing. Time to get rid of it.