Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: I don't think the member can take that inference from the numbers that I've just given. One of the things that he needs to factor in is that this is across a relatively small number of people, and, actually, when we do move to self-isolation by default, the level of movement at the New Zealand border—the international border—is likely to be significantly higher than it is at the moment. It's also important to note that we do not have COVID-19 spreading in the community outside of Auckland, Waikato, and a small part of Northland. When we do allow people to come in and isolate at home anywhere in New Zealand, then that will mean that at that point, there will be COVID-19 out in the New Zealand community, uncontrolled.