In relation to the COVID-19 Public Health Response (Required Testing) Amendment Order 2021 that was made on 13 April and presented on 16 April, I do want to say a couple of things. The first is in relation to saliva testing, because this is the order that enables the taking of saliva for the purposes of testing and medical examination. I want to place on the record now how frustrating it is that it has taken this long for the Government to move on saliva testing. Let's remember, this was something that was recommended to the Government in September 2020 by the Roche-Simpson report. So the Government own report that they commissioned into the debacle that went on at the border in August said all efforts should be made to roll out saliva testing as quickly as possible in September. The Government sat on the report, it finally got released in December, and here we are on 1 June 2021 finally getting on with saliva testing. Except it won't happen straight away, because, as we now know, the Government's just given a contract to Asia Pacific Healthcare Group, but that will take many weeks to roll out. So it won't be until July that we actually have saliva testing at the border.