CHRIS BISHOP: Well, the answer was, firstly, obfuscation, and I asked again, and eventually we got the answer. The answer is November last year. So for six months, we've had a border worker, a front-line border worker, working in MIQ who has not been tested. He's meant to be on a fortnightly cycle. So from November to April, there were meant to be fortnightly tests for COVID-19, but for six months that did not happen. It's worth noting in passing that if I hadn't asked the question and actually pressed the officials on that question, when were we going to find out about that? When were the officials going to tell us that salient fact? So that's the first point. Now, I think we can all agree that that is very concerning. We kept trying to ask further questions about it, but Labour members don't like the scrutiny, and so we were forced to end the session.