Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Over 190,000 individuals have entered into New Zealand since we have had border controls. Of course, we all would have liked a scenario where we could have had the best of both worlds—a COVID-free environment and free flow at the border—but that has, of course, not been possible. We made a call that we would put in place measures to protect the community against COVID. That is what has led our economy to perform better than many others, and, of course, now we're in the phase of carefully reopening our borders.