I did want to respond first to some of the comments that were made by members of the Opposition earlier on in this debate, particularly a comment made by the Hon Gerry Brownlee, who talked about the notion that our response had gaping holes for a very long time. Now, that is either a completely untrue statement or completely ignorant about the nature of this particular virus, because, if it was true that there were gaping holes in our border for a very long time, a previous member of the 40,000 people who have been processed at the border would have brought this through. The idea that you can process 40,000 people in an incredibly short period of time and only now have an outbreak, I think, is not a mark of failure but a mark of success. I think that the Opposition just needs to get a sense of perspective about the nature of this particular outbreak. We've never said that it's perfect, and we are definitely learning as we go. There are mistakes that are apparent, and those are being rectified, but I think the idea that you can process 40,000 people and then have just one outbreak is an outstanding record.