Rather than delivering quickly on vaccines or rapid antigen tests and boosters, the Government's response has relied on extending everyday restrictions to everyday life. Because there's been no plan, we need to be looking further ahead and that's why we've been arguing for things like rapid antigen tests, so that people can have them wherever they want them. They can take control, take personal responsibility, and buy them from supermarkets and pharmacies. We want them to be available to everyone. Seniors, workers, kids in schools should all have the opportunity to get a tester to help keep us all safe. But what did the Government do? What did the Government do? They banned them for no other reason than they were ideologically opposed to any non-Government solution. They didn't work with community organisations; they didn't work with businesses; they don't believe, actually, that a Government should work with business and community on some of our biggest challenges, which just speaks to the arrogance, the centralisation, and control agenda—the we-know-best agenda—that this Government's running with. And it's only after challenge from the media that we see a Government react and miraculously start finding large quantities of rapid antigen tests in a matter of days. But it could have been done six months earlier; it could have been done a lot, lot sooner.