The final order being confirmed here is the COVID-19 Public Health Response (Vaccinations) Order of 2021. This requires people undertaking certain roles at our border, most notably in our managed isolation and quarantine facilities, to be vaccinated in order to do their work. I want to be very clear here. It's not a compulsory vaccination, because people who are doing that work are entitled to say no. It just means that they cannot continue to do that work if they say no to having a vaccination. There are only a very, very limited number of people who have been in that category and, in a lot of the very limited number of cases, it's for a reason that's temporary. For example, there are some pregnant women who have said no to having a vaccination until after they've had their babies, in which case arrangements can be put in place until such time as they are able to have a vaccination.