Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Perhaps the member would choose to listen to the answer. With 10,000 arrivals in New Zealand, we have an estimate of between 100 and 485 cases coming in at the border. However, that is modelled with seven days of self-solation, so you would expect a higher rate of cases if you were not to have self-isolation. You would expect even further cases if you have not just 10,000 entries but tens of thousands of entries. We have asked our experts to consider what the likely impact would be of bringing forward tourism and a wider reopening. As you will have heard Professor David Skegg say yesterday, his initial response to that question is that you would wish to wait until after New Zealand has come through the peak of Omicron to ensure that New Zealanders in-country have the ability to get the response from their health system they need while we experience this significant pandemic. 