I wanted to ask why people must isolate for 14 days if they test positive and a further 10 for everyone in their household. Is that why, perhaps, we have lower testing numbers at the start of Omicron, that's more infectious, than we did at the start of Delta, that's supposed to spread slower? Could it be that small business is suffering because people are staying home due to a lockdown in all but name? We have a fear going out because they can't afford to have 14 days isolation and another 10 for their family. How are we supposed to get to stage two of the Government's communications plan—I mean, sorry, public health response to COVID—if we don't have the cases they set that was the threshold for their own policy failing so we could move on to the next stage because no one can afford to go out or get tested because the isolation rules are unworkable. So many questions for this Government, and that's why it is so good to have our parliamentary democracy back in session.