And the third thing we said is that those rules should be related to risk. Again, if the Government was to ask itself what risks are being taken, people working at the border—whether they're airside or just work in a room that airside people come and go from—would've been an obvious example of somebody to test if the Government was making its policies proportional to risk, but they didn't, and here we are. Once again, the Government has spent a huge amount of effort quarantining everybody—people from Western Australia and Samoa, where there's been no COVID for months and months and months; I think WA may have had one case in the last seven months. Those people were quarantined, were in greater danger of catching it than being saved by it by being put in quarantine. And yet, because they tried to quarantine everybody, they haven't been able to focus on the real risks, and here we are.