Dan Bidois, who just sat down, was talking about, essentially, the cost of this and how we need to recover the costs from New Zealanders who are coming in. This is a complete reversal from everything that we've done up until this point, of course, because we've laid out tens of billions of dollars, actually, and we haven't recovered the costs of those. It will come back via the tax system over time, and people who are moving home pay taxes. People who are returning from overseas will move here and will pay taxes and will contribute to the public health response, not just for their quarantine, but the tens of billions of dollars that we are outlaying to support all New Zealanders through this crisis. So the very premise of what they're talking about—the question is: why are we seeking, as part of a massive public health programme affecting every part of the economy, why is it that we're singling out one group of New Zealanders for cost recovery and not everybody? 