However, as the Minister has said, this is a slightly different case to that which was announced yesterday in that the affected patient has been at large in the community for six days prior to becoming tested and seven days prior to being confirmed with COVID-19. That does significantly broaden the contact tracing challenge. I encourage and wish the public health officials all the best in their evidence and trust that the rigid definition of contact, perhaps, is reviewed and reflected on as, in fact, the DG said this morning it would be, because it is possible that with large gatherings like airports at rush hour and like schools, even periodic brief contact could indeed spread the virus.