The health of New Zealanders has been our primary consideration from the start. That is why we have taken those measures. That is why we have ensured, right from the start, that we had health information available. That was the World Health Organization (WHO) recommendation: to make sure that people coming through our boundaries early on in this epidemic had the information should they become symptomatic later on, so that they would know what to do. As we saw early cases come in, we saw those people respond—they called the helpline, then they called ahead to the hospital to make sure that people were ready to receive them; they have done things right, and that is because we have supplied that information at the border. We are working to that plan.