DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Does the Minister think the comments of the Director-General of Health that rapid antigen tests that found themselves somehow from private warehouses to Government possession were "consolidated into the Government's stock"—does the Minister think that was a good choice of words, or would it be more accurate to say that a Government that spent a year decrying rapid antigen tests didn't order them, let people order a selected amount, subsequently found itself with none and basically nicked them? And can he offer reassurance to people who have had their rapid antigen tests taken at the border that he will ensure that Customs allows them to be released so that they can, if not be used in New Zealand, then go back to where they came from in order that refunds can be had, particularly by schools that are out of pocket tens of thousands of dollars as a result. Or is that just too bad and we draw a line under the sorry saga of the Government's rapid antigen test handling? 