Meanwhile, the business is actually just trying to do what they're meant to do. And again, it is unnecessary. It is not based on a clinical requirement in terms of risk mitigation, in terms of vaccination. It is a completely unnecessary piece of legislation. And again, if that side of the House had actually read some of the recommendations that we made in late September in terms of introduction of rapid antigen testing—how's that going, Mr Bishop? How's this Government's rapid antigen testing policy going, eh? Have we seen any progress on that, eh? Even though it's available in pretty much every other country in this world, but not here. No, it's still illegal. It's still banned unless you're one of those big corporates that has been able to get a special exemption.