The point I'm making is that if we are going to pass a piece of legislation to prevent this happening, we're always going to be in a state of preventing it from happening and, therefore, we're always going to be in a state of perpetual partial lockdown, and I think it's really important that the House understands whether that's what the country is going to be faced with for, potentially, the next 18 months, because I am as aware as anyone of the potential for the catastrophic effects of the spread, the unfettered spread, of COVID through New Zealand. But I also, actually, want to believe the Minister of Health when he says he's on top of contact tracing, he's on top of testing. And, remember, the case definition for testing for weeks was you'd have to be nearly on your deathbed with respiratory distress, a fever of 38 or higher, and a number of other sequelae before you'd even get a swab up your nose.