And then they say it's too dangerous for Kiwis to come home—tens of thousands of people stuck offshore, separated from their families. As Brooke van Velden, our deputy leader, pointed out at question time, partners of pregnant women stuck overseas, they can't get an exemption even to go through the 14 days of managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ). But do you know who does get to skip the 14 days? Gang members. We're supposed to be bringing back health professionals. The Government said today there'd be 300 spots for them in December. What that tells me is they're still going to be running MIQ in December, with the borders locked down. I've got a tip for those pharmacists that are health professionals. If they put down on the form that they're drug dealers, they'll get to skip MIQ, because that's the fact; that's the contradiction. And how is it possible that someone who's double-vaxxed, a Kiwi trying to return home, has to go through 14 days of MIQ after a negative test, and that's if they're lucky to get a spot, but someone who has tested positive for COVID is allowed to isolate at home—and Chris Hipkins told us in question time there's 86 people like that. What an insult to those Kiwis stuck offshore.