Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: I think it's important to note—and the Minister of Health has been doing a lot of work with health officials on the care in the community model—it's not going to be an absolutely one-size-fits-all model, because different communities, different whānau, will have different needs. Some people will present with very mild symptoms and will be quite happy to go home, isolate at home, won't need a lot of support with that, will get better, and then will be out and about in the community again. Other people will have a higher level of support because they're showing more symptoms. Others will find isolating—particularly those in very large households—safely in a very large household can be more challenging. So there are going to need to be a variety of different models there. And working with our local health providers, all of them, to make sure that we're providing appropriate support depending on the nature of the case and the nature of support required, that's going to be really important.