We also had the opportunity in this bill to bring in things like rapid antigen testing, which is still for the most part illegal in this country. One of the best things we can do to have a mass surveillance of our country to see where COVID is popping up, and we know from tweets by the Associate Minister of Health, Ayesha Verrall, that she's vehemently opposed it for months. I know there are some sensible Ministers across the other side of the House who know that rapid antigen testing is good, but they have listened to her, and we are now in a situation where every other country in the world has a system where you can go to your local pharmacy and, in some cases, pick up for free a box of rapid antigen tests, which you can take every day before you go somewhere, which is a wonderful tool of mass surveillance of a population to check where COVID is possibly popping up. Yet here in New Zealand, we don't have it. We had an opportunity in this bill to allow this to happen, but nothing. We're perpetuating a ridiculous MIQ system. We're not allowing MIQ to change with the times.