What the Government should have been doing is putting into this bill a better plan and a better way forward—things like how we incentivise people to make sure that we get our vaccine right up there. Incentives, partnerships, thinking about new ways to get those last few thousand New Zealanders vaccinated—there's nothing about that in here. It could be about new technologies, but it's not. There's nothing here about rapid antigen testing and making sure that people can actually go about with a bit more freedom. This bill is about reinforcing the Government's command and control over the people of New Zealand. And it's extraordinary power. If you take one example, which is the ability for the Government to take over private property; I mean, that's incredible. They're saying that it's important for New Zealand to be able to have testing. When you've got companies that have invested their time and their money and their energy, why would another company in the future decide that they want to invest their time, money, and energy in New Zealand when the Government can pass legislation to say that they'll just take it? Where is the ambition there? Where is any faith in business? This is all about the Government commanding and controlling, and it's outrageous. If testing is so important, then they would allow for rapid antigen testing to be in the community.