GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour—Hutt South): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. Well, what we've seen today is an interesting occurrence, because we've seen not only just contradictions and negativity from those members opposite, but a bizarre obsession with saliva testing—a bizarre obsession with testing practices that are already occurring right now in New Zealand. What disheartens me is that right now, New Zealanders have done such a strong job, such a sterling job. We have done this before, and we will do it again. The fact that we have worked together as a team—that is the strength of the team of 5 million, and that is what puts us in a position to be so much better than any other country at the moment. It is why we have done such a strong job.