Regardless of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, I think that this is a matter of fundamental fairness. New Zealanders who have left New Zealand prior to the outbreak of COVID-19, or prior to understanding that there would be compulsory quarantine with a cost attached to it, it's fundamentally unfair to retrospectively—and remember, we do try and avoid law that is retrospective, to say to people, "That's bad luck. You left New Zealand perhaps 10 years ago. You now find yourself in a situation where you're returning to New Zealand and because there's a global pandemic, we're going to charge you. But we're not going to charge other New Zealanders. In fact, other New Zealanders, we're actually paying their wages for them." It's only this group of New Zealanders who live overseas at the moment who are forced to return home due to the pandemic that we're saying, "Well we're not going to support you the way that we're supporting everybody else. We're going to charge you instead." 