Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Look, all the way through this I have at various points had the Opposition tell us that we needed to open up our borders. At every point there will have been an example of that, and, ultimately, that is utterly the imperative of the Opposition. Our job is to make sure that when we make a decision, that we have a good health basis for it, that we can make sure that we give as much certainty to travellers as we can, that we have a plan in place for if there is an outbreak, including for what happens to stranded travellers, and that we don't do something we then try and reverse. We can't unscramble the egg—once we open this we need to be able to stick to it in some form.