New Zealanders have strong international connections. People will also want to resume overseas travel for work or personal reasons. We also know that COVID-19 is growing, not slowing. Because of this, the managed isolation and quarantine system must be sustainable. Although financial sustainability is part of this, it is also critical that the system is sustainable in terms of capacity to allow New Zealanders to return home safely. I want to make it clear that this legislation is about the sustainability of the managed isolation and quarantine system in the broader sense, managing the flow of incoming people over the border so that we can manage capacity as well as recouping part of the cost of running the system.