Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Just to be clear with the member, what we've announced today is the blanket reopening for all tourists from Australia and visa-waiver countries, so it's actually not purely a decision about lifting isolation. When it comes to how many additional cases we receive, even if you had half, possibly 65 percent of previous returnees, you're looking at about an additional thousand cases on top of what you're already receiving in any given week. What we have to be mindful of is the wider impact on our hospital system. So, yes, we have high case numbers now, but we also have high case numbers in our hospitals. Whilst we may have peaked in Auckland, we have not elsewhere, and some of our regional hospitals, of course, they do have smaller numbers of high dependency unit and ICU capacity. We have to balance the need to ensure that people get the hospital care they need with our economic recovery. The final point I would make is that, actually, many operators have welcomed these dates. The 12th of April means that we will capture the vast majority of school holidays and it gives them, albeit a short time, time to prepare for their re-entry trip into the country.