Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I notice this is quite contrary to the primary question, which asked about the continual improvements to strengthen our border. MIQ use is absolutely for the purposes of ensuring that we do not have a resurgence of COVID-19 within our borders, and so it has been a critical, critical tool. Unlike Australia, which has taken in a third of the people that we have, we've been maintaining, in some cases, between 4,000 and 5,000 people coming in every fortnight at our borders, and have worked very hard to do that safely. We do have those in healthcare as critical workers who are able to enter into New Zealand despite the fact that we have our closed borders, because we recognise that some parts of our health system are constrained.