Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: I have, of course, been pushing very hard to get additional testing happening at the border—the air border and the sea border—and at managed isolation and quarantine facilities, and I've been providing near daily updates, publicly, about the progress on that, so it shouldn't come as a great surprise to anyone around that. I have been reluctant to make it mandatory, and, again, I've been very open about that, bearing in mind that the legal power that I have to make it mandatory was vigorously opposed by members of this House, who called it a massive infringement on human rights. 