But I should note that, of course, testing is just one of the tools that we are using. All staff working at the border and in our managed isolation and quarantine facilities are using appropriate personal protective equipment, using physical distancing, and getting regular health checks. Most importantly, anyone who was displaying symptoms was being tested. While the routine testing wasn't happening to the extent that we wanted it to, some—and many—were still being tested. For example, some airport workers were being tested at their local GP, but there was no centralised reporting of the number of tests being conducted, and that was not good enough. My absolute focus has been on addressing this, and the testing has been made mandatory for those working in the front line at our border, and our mobile testing sites have been dispatched to gather those swabs.