SIMON WATTS: Ha, ha! He's right, it is. It is an absolute travesty that Kiwis are overseas, who are fully vaccinated, who can be getting a negative test before departure, and come over to this country, and can they home isolate, Christopher Penk? Do you think that would be reasonable? No, of course not. They have to go into MIQ. They have to go into MIQ and spend a seven days and then a further three days, yet someone who is positive for COVID has to go into the MIQ situation. This bill touches on some of that legislation. In December, any Aucklander with a negative test result can pretty much move around this country. They can go anywhere around this country, but, as I said, Kiwi expats, negative test before they leave their offshore country, double-vaccinated, don't have COVID, aren't allowed to go into our community because they are—and I challenged the director-general on this. I said, "What is the clinical risk difference between those two individuals?" And he said, "Simon, it's not a clinical risk, it's a public health risk." Well, what is that?