Speaking as Minister of Immigration, we've also set a path to reconnecting. A couple of weeks ago, I joined the Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister in Auckland to announce our five-step plan to reconnecting. That begins later this month, to allow New Zealanders and those who are able to come to New Zealand from across the Tasman to come here. We open up again a month later to New Zealanders from around the world. Step three, by April: I think, importantly, it allows the likes of working holiday visa holders to come to New Zealand, and I think a lot of industries like tourism and the horticulture sector will welcome that. Then step four and five, which is from July or from October: we're able to increasingly allow more people into the country, especially visitors, and able to be fully open from October. I think that is both a very careful and considered and balanced approach to make sure we are managing the public health, economic, and social factors that we need to when we're opening the border. 