Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I've already talked a little bit this morning about some of the thinking that we're doing around the Auckland boundary, and one of the issues we have is, of course, the desire of the South Island, for instance, to be without any restrictions, but, equally, the member has now raised also the desire of Aucklanders to be able to move around. So we, as Government, have to navigate those two competing interests and keep people safe, but also acknowledge that there are, of course, incredibly important reasons that Aucklanders wish to move again. So we are doing some thinking around how, regardless of the situation of the outbreak in Auckland, we might be better able to enable that safely.