I remember, when I was on the Epidemic Response Committee during the lockdown—it was the greatest shock that I had through the whole process—we had the Commissioner of Police come in, Mike Bush, his last day; not a good last day for him. He came to the committee, and we'd heard all week the Prime Minister saying, "Ah, yes. People are coming in from offshore, but don't worry, New Zealanders—don't worry—because they'll go off to self-isolation but the police will check on them within three days to make sure that they're doing what they said they were going to do. Don't worry, New Zealand; we've got everything covered." We come along to this committee on our Zoom little computers, and we asked Mike Bush: "Well, have you been checking up on people within three days?" His answer was "No. No, we haven't." So that just laid bare the big gap between intentions and announcements and promises by the Prime Minister and the reality. It was the same then as it is now. And anybody that has been watching the news over recent times will have seen that.