MAUREEN PUGH (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I'm going to talk today about lockdowns as well—COVID seems to be the theme of the day. But I want to focus on a medical practice in West Coast-Tasman. I had a chat with the co-owner and practice nurse at that clinic yesterday, and my heart broke for them. They employ 10 people at that practice, and they are vital to the community that they work in. They're huge community contributors, and they are a critical part of the healthcare system in West Coast-Tasman. But they haven't had a holiday for over two years, and the reason for that is that they have been using the skills of an offshore GP who comes to New Zealand every year. He has a great holiday here, because he loves New Zealand and he, at the same time, is able to give relief to the doctor and the practice nurse so they can have a break. But, of course, he's been locked out, and he's been locked out through the choked managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) system that is operating here in New Zealand.