Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: When the member asked if I had learnt anything from the lessons of Victoria, on 6 August, and whether we as a Government had learnt anything from the lessons of Victoria, and I said that good Government oversight was one of those lessons, I absolutely stand by that answer. If the member is alluding to the kind of systemic failures that have been reported in the case of Victoria, there is absolutely no evidence—there is no link—that this is the kind of situation that we are seeing in New Zealand. In regard to the worker who works in a managed isolation facility who has tested positive and does not have a genomic match with the current community cluster—it belongs to a different genomic clade—he does not have daily contact with members. It does not match the current cases, and, indeed, he was not in a space that the person that did tests with the corresponding genomic match—who was subsequently moved to the Jet Park—was. We continue to investigate this, but I caution that member against wild assertions not based in fact.