Finally, in relation to Mr Hipkins' remarks about the Opposition just wanting to give up: nothing could be further from the truth. Most of our 17,000-word document is about the opposite of giving up. It is about adopting tools and techniques that other countries are using that we are not. I'll give you the example of rapid antigen testing. I can walk into a supermarket in Melbourne, Victoria right now and buy a rapid test. It'll give me a COVID result in 15 minutes. Can I do that in New Zealand? No. Can I go down to Thorndon New World and buy a rapid test? Absolutely not. You know why? Because the Government's decided in its infinite wisdom that they should be banned—unless I work for Wellington Airport or Mainfreight or one of the 30 large corporates that the Government has deigned to give a rapid test to. Why can I not buy a rapid test? And, actually, it's not just me who thinks that we should be able to do this, there is a variety of public health experts out there who agree with me as well—including the chair of the Government's own testing advisory group, who came and told the select committee last week that what we've been saying about rapid testing was completely correct. That's in our document.