Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: We have been working very hard to ensure that good, strong, robust public health measures are in place. To be eligible to travel to or from New Zealand on quarantine flights, people must not have had a positive COVID-19 test result in the previous 14-day period. They must not be awaiting results from a COVID-19 test taken during that period. Passengers need to provide comprehensive information on how they can be contacted while they are in New Zealand. They need to complete pre-departure health declarations, and they won't be able to travel if they have cold or flu symptoms. When they fly, they'll be required to wear a mask on their flight. They'll also be asked to download and use New Zealand's COVID Tracer app whilst they're in New Zealand. On arrival, they'll be taken through a green zone at the airport, meaning they won't have any contact with those who are arriving from other parts of the world and going into managed isolation or quarantine. We'll also be undertaking random temperature checks of those arriving, as an added precaution.