You know, there are a thousand rooms in managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) right now—over a thousand rooms vacant—because we've opened the bubble and Australians and New Zealanders coming from Australia to New Zealand don't have to go into quarantine anymore. Last week, there were 1,400 rooms available one night across the country. And for people like Cameron Conradie and his family, and the nurses in Auckland, and the teachers elsewhere, and the engineers and the construction workers, and the split migrant families who have one person here and their family offshore, they look at this and they say, "Well, hang on a minute." We've got a Minister who claims to be solving our problems but isn't, and we've got thousands of rooms or hundreds of rooms available every night in MIQ and they can't get in. Why won't the Government move? So that's why they turned up to the select committee. 