And then today, we have the ridiculous spectacle of the Prime Minister refusing to accept responsibility. The words were: "It doesn't mean anyone has failed. It doesn't necessarily mean there's a failure at the border." Well, this is farcical. New Zealanders are being asked to maintain the fiction that somehow COVID is in the community through an immaculate infection, through an infection that has come from nowhere, seemingly, that has come in without any human host—that has simply appeared in South Auckland from nowhere. Well, we are being asked to focus on the science, and we're being asked to be evidence-based. Well, the science says that if you go a hundred days without COVID in the community and then it appears, it came from a human being who had COVID and who was able to infect another human being. It came from a failure that allowed that to happen. And we have seen sloppiness at the border; we have seen detachment from what is actually happening on the ground. Ministers who provide strategies on high, who wave around pieces of paper saying that things will happen, who say that they've asked for testing to happen—but, in fact, they don't follow up. And all New Zealanders ask is check, audit—if you say you're going to test, do the testing. If you say you're going to do something, not only do it but check that it's been done, audit that it's been done, because they are giving so much. The sacrifice from New Zealand families is real, it is palpable, they are losing income, they are losing jobs, they're at home with their kids trying to home school, and all they ask of their Government is do the job. Do what you say you will, follow up, and don't deny responsibility; there's no such thing as an immaculate infection.