Hon TODD McCLAY (National—Rotorua): That was a speech that suggests the Government's approach is "Put your head in the sand and it will all be OK.", because what the Hon Willie Jackson said is that when the Prime Minister's website—because the Prime Minister is responsible for the Government—said that 700,000 people in Auckland had to rush out and get tested, and then she got angry about it because it wasn't correct, it didn't matter. What Willie Jackson just said was that if a few people with coronavirus get out of quarantine and wander around the country hugging people, it doesn't matter. What he would have said, I'm sure, if he'd had a little more time at his disposal, is that if the Government says everybody at the border who works at the border will be tested and everybody that comes into the country will have a day three test, it will happen. 