Further things: we have saddles and bridles, gardening equipment, outdoor furniture—all things, unfortunately, that I in my current state am unable to share in. But, there you go. They're biosecurity risks and if I can't enjoy them—because currently I am sitting here with a broken leg—then no one else should either! I have to say it has been slightly difficult to have to engage with the biosecurity bill in my current slightly busted state. When one is unable to scooter across the house without great difficulty, when one cannot drive, one is suddenly somewhat jealous of those who might decide to talk about taking a lovely ocean voyage or possibly coming in from overseas on the plane. It does, I have to say, cause me a certain amount of sadness, but I will overcome that. I will overcome my personal sense of jealousy at my current limitations, which are, thankfully, going to be of short duration, I hope, and I will look toward the future of our people who are going to be crossing the border happily. And I will try to count my blessings and see the wonderfulness that is other people enjoying the travel that they will shortly be able to enjoy because we are, of course, opening our borders because we have done so incredibly well in stamping out that virus that we could not keep out using Ms Lewis' wonderful bill. 