Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): I'm advised by the all-of-Government group that the total number of people who have left a managed isolation or quarantine facility between 23 May and 16 June was 4,694. The Ministry of Health have, to date, been unable to provide the number who have left without a test and are still working through that matter. The Government's expectation was that these people completed 14 days of managed isolation, which is in line with public health advice of the most effective measure to protect New Zealand against COVID-19 spread. Relying on the 14-day period is the best defence, as evidenced by the extensive surveillance testing that has been ongoing, which has yet to find any evidence of community transmission since 1 May. But as the Prime Minister has said in the House today, Ministers were assured by the Ministry of Health that as we move to level 1, as an additional layer of assurance, no one would leave managed isolation or quarantine without returning a negative test. There have been well-documented issues with those expectations, translating into operational change, and that's exactly what myself and Air Commodore Webb have begun fixing. Following the implementation of our plan of strengthening procedures at our facilities, no one is leaving without returning a negative test.