Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister for COVID-19 Response): I don't have anything to announce on that today, but I can give the member reassurance that, yes, we are looking at overall MIQ capacity; what the options might be to increase that. Physical buildings are not the only part of that particular jigsaw puzzle; in fact, they are probably the easier part of the puzzle to solve. The workforce continues to be a challenge there. We've spread our Defence Force quite thinly across MIQ to help to run that, and we're reaching the outer limits of what we can do there in terms of calling on the Defence Force to help, given their other commitments that they also have to fulfil. We have stretched our health workforce quite thinly as well, both in terms of the work we are doing around testing MIQ vaccination and asking them to continue to do everything the health system would normally do, whilst still doing those other things; recognising that the COVID-19 response around the rest of the world has often resulted in their health system stopping doing a whole lot of things that our health system continues to do every day. I think we are all grateful that out health system continues to perform, but we have to recognise that it is very, very stretched and that those are the sorts of things that are constraints we have to work through; they are not all insurmountable constraints, but they do take time to work through when we want to expand our MIQ capacity.