Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: No, I'm saying that we don't routinely measure the number of people who haven't had day three tests, because it's not the most important consideration when it comes to our public health response. The key question that people should be asking is: "Are people being released from managed isolation at risk of taking COVID-19 into the community?" Because they get a day 12 negative test before they are released, they are not. With regards to those people who are in managed isolation, everybody who's in managed isolation is treated as if they have COVID-19.