Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Obviously, if you want to make comparisons, then the comparison would be the preparation around the lifting of the Auckland boundary, and the preparation that we have undertaken—because the member is making comparisons around domestic border changes. The preparation we have made around that is a testing and vaccination requirement. We are easing our restrictions domestically. That is not to say that we will not ease our restrictions internationally—we will—but we need to step into these changes carefully. We do not want a situation where they are removed in such a way that we see dramatic changes to our ability to manage COVID-19 domestically and that we are unable to then put in place again measures that we may need the protective factors from. Finally, I would say the member only need look at—yes, we are in summer; that places you in a different position, but we only need look at Europe right now, where the World Health Organization is warning about potentially half a million deaths in a region that has access to vaccinations in the same way we do. And, in parts of Europe, there are vaccination levels we would consider high that are moving into lockdown. We need to continue to listen to the best research and advice possible, and that is what we are doing.