Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: The member completely misunderstands the answer. We have, they have been tested, some are not due to return second tests—so the member misunderstands. So the system has worked well, but what the member also misinterprets is the idea that when you have a situation where over the course of a week, from the time of arrival to the time of detection of case A, and over 400 locations of interest, we have absolute confidence that we have every single—single—individual who was at one of those locations of interest. Now, an enormous job has been done, and I pay tribute to those involved—over a thousand contact tracers alone involved in this situation, and people in our call centres—but I would rather be cautious, and there will be some who disagree with that. But if we find a case in the South Island, we have the potential and the ability to contain it at this level. It would be much harder if we were free of restriction.