Hon Dr AYESHA VERRALL (Associate Minister of Health): It's a privilege, as always, to take a call in this House, but no one should be more grateful for the Speaker's generosity than the Leader of the Opposition, Mr Luxon, who missed his call in the first debate of the year and, then, without a shred of irony, got up and said, "National's ready." And we all saw how ready National is. We wanted to hear a debate speech, but instead we got a TED Talk, which characterised their COVID policy as "sensible upgrades". What does that mean? I won't repeat the litany of different positions the National Party has had on managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) that the Deputy Prime Minister outlined well, but it's fair to say that the National Party have had more positions on MIQ than the Kama Sutra! And each change in their policy, they don't need to worry about, because it has no consequences. They're just trying to win one media cycle after the next, while the Government has succeeded time and time again in keeping people alive.