Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: As I said at the time—and I reiterate this again—I would just caution the member on the assumption that had a 72-hour pre-departure test been in place at that time, that that would have changed the course of history. I don't think that's a fair assumption to make. On the issue of pre-departure testing generally, you'll remember, of course, when we had quarantine-free travel, there were no pre-departure testing requirements. Health have subsequently changed the orders that apply to all of Australia, because there have been different rules that have sat across different states, and now brought all of those into alignment, keeping in mind that previously New South Wales was the only state that had red flights available, and now that's broadening out. Now the pre-departure testing is sitting across every state.