Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Yesterday, the Government announced further details of one-way quarantine-free travel arrangements with Vanuatu, Samoa, and Tonga. Recognised Seasonal Employment scheme (RSE) workers from Vanuatu can begin arriving into New Zealand from 4 October, and Samoan and Tongan workers can start arriving from 12 October, providing much-needed certainty for our growers as they gear up for summer and autumn harvesting. People arriving under this scheme must meet strict health conditions, including a requirement to be vaccinated with at least one dose pre-departure. They must complete a period of self-isolation on arrival and return negative COVID-19 tests at day zero and day five. Employers will be providing the self-isolation facilities. This commencement of quarantine-free travel for RSE workers forms another pilot scheme that will also test systems in preparation for a broader and safe reopening of our borders.