I've actually had quite a few members of the public write to me saying, "Well, hang on a minute. If it's good enough for aircrew from Air New Zealand to have their time in isolation and quarantine shortened—I've been doubly vaccinated. I've had a pre-departure test. I'm happy to have a day-zero test when I arrive. If it's good enough for aircrew to have their time shortened by fiat of the chief executive of MBIE, why isn't it good enough for me?" I'm confused by the response from the Minister that's recorded where it says, "Requiring the full 14 days of managed isolation when that is not necessary for these aircrew would raise issues under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990." Well, if requiring 14 days of isolation when it's not necessary for aircrew raises issues under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990, surely it therefore raises issues for everybody who is subject to a mandatory 14 days of isolation under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act when it is not necessary. So I don't really understand that point. Perhaps that's something we can get into later on.