Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: Indeed I would. That has been the expectation of the Government. It has been traversed in this House by the Prime Minister and the Minister of Housing as to the fact that those expectations weren't met. But I'd reiterate: this House passed a law that enabled compulsion in testing. That's now been enacted. That law was opposed by the National Opposition. It is yet another example of their flip-flopping around on borders and border security.