So members will be aware of the truck driver—this is a while ago now, but we're dealing with things from a while ago—who left Auckland, went to Palmerston North, and tested COVID positive. He was only on a weekly testing cycle, and, yep, 72 hours is better, but how good would it have been if we had rapid antigen testing in the country and he could have taken a daily test before he started work? Now, it's likely—we don't know, obviously, but it's likely—that that test would have picked up the fact that the truck driver had COVID on the day he took the trip. As it was, he went four more days without testing positive for COVID, and, as I'm sure the Minister and other people would agree, how quickly you pick up COVID, particularly with Delta, is critical. You've got to pick it up as fast as you can, and, unfortunately, the Government's failure to move fast enough on rapid antigen testing has meant that this order—we'll approve it, but it could be so much more, and it could be that if we made use of the technology that we have available, we could have imposed an order that said evidence of a negative COVID test, or rapid antigen test, on the day of, or for people working through the night in the 24 hours before.