Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: In response to the first part of the member's question, I reject that. The idea that anyone is forced is utterly incorrect. There is a public health assessment that is undertaken to determine whether or not a positive case should remain in home isolation. That includes assessing the current and potential emergent health needs of the case. It includes the suitability of the current place of residence. It includes, of course, the public health risk of onward transmission, and it does take into account, also, the circumstances of the individual and whānau. Ultimately, though, those assessments are undertaken by those who work in our health system alongside the person who is COVID positive.