The one that ACT has an objection to is the actual ban on point-of-care tests. It's another theme of this Government's response that it has been, again, very fixated on who delivers the service: Ministry of Health good; everybody else bad, out in the cold. That has held us back as a country. It's made our response to COVID-19 less nimble and less efficient. You have to ask yourself why the Government would take it on itself to actually ban the—they've done this all the way through COVID with Gazette notices, banning testing kits. You know, why shouldn't people be able to avail themselves of information? Why shouldn't New Zealanders be able to innovate in response to a crisis? That's how New Zealanders have traditionally faced adversity—by innovating and using better technology—and the Government's going out of its way to ban technologies being imported into New Zealand by citizens of this country. I think that's a real, real shame.