To give you an example, the paper by Dr Grout and Professors Baker and Wilson published four days ago on the Otago University website to do with border control failures is not a particularly great read for Government Ministers, because the professors there outline that since we have implemented the MIQ facilities, we've had 10 border control failures—they say nine in MIQ and one at the port—and five what they call MIQ facility failures. The Minister likes to—well, he doesn't like to, but the Minister disputes the language, but there have been incidents at the border out of MIQ, and they make a series of suggestions for how the border can be improved. In fact, there's 12 of them in the paper, and one of the things that we want to be doing on this side of the House over the coming weeks and months is just exploring in a very methodical and comprehensive way what things the Government will be advancing and adopting and what things they won't be, and we want to know the reasons for that. 