It would in fact mean that people may not only remain in a situation where they don't have visas—and they are becoming more or less technically without Statehood—but, in fact, they could be facing the threat of the virus itself, while they save and they put together the money it would take for them to come home and start a life here with the rest of us, with this team of 5 million back here. The thing to remember, as well, is that quarantine—which is what we've imposed as part of our public health response—is a public health response. It's not a personal privilege. It's not a choice. And like all things that we put in place to keep all of us—as an entire society, as a community—safe, it's something that we say should well be taken care of from the public purse, because it is in fact to keep us all safe. 