In terms of managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) facilities, I've come to look at this as an issue of manaaki manuhiri. It is a tikanga of looking after your guest but also how those guests behave. That this tikanga plays not just at marae but at any time someone is looking after someone else speaks of generosity, thoughtfulness, and care. Thousands and thousands of New Zealanders and other visitors have come through those MIQ facilities. We want to acknowledge the border workers that are still there doing that hard work on behalf of all of us to protect that border. We, with many other people in this country, look forward to the time when those stays are much, much shorter and when we get to a point when we don't need those facilities at all. However, for as long as they are there, however people may chafe at the restrictions they represent, that is the current way of doing this and there are certain rules associated with this. We hope that with this bill we enable the staff there to do their job properly, always with the intention that, hopefully, we will be able to phase this out sooner rather than later.