I want to talk about the international border and the statements that have been made today around our position. Let me be clear that we have always said that safety is first. We have always said that safety is pre-eminent before the border could be opened. And, yet, others have come to the same position: on 5 May, when the Prime Minister, in Australia, said that the meeting discussed the possible trans-Tasman bubble, where people could go between Australia and New Zealand freely and without quarantine—5 May. On 9 June, the Deputy Prime Minister: "Rather than being confined or constrained by the states that are not succeeding with COVID-19, why don't we just deal with Tasmania for example and Queensland, and start there? … no reason at all for us not to have started."