First of all, I want to talk in this recent outbreak around the roadblocks at the Northland boundary. So what we know is that on midnight Sunday, the roadblock at the Northland boundary for this, the Auckland outbreak, was at Mangawhai and at the bottom of the Brynderwyns, just before the Maungatūroto turn-off. This was perplexing to many people who found out later on Monday that that's where the purported Auckland boundary was going to be, albeit at least 20 kilometres north of where previous boundaries had been and where the Auckland region actually finishes. But at midnight Sunday, that's where the boundary was. It seemed like they understood that this was an error at 6 p.m. on the Monday, through a full business day, and the roadblocks were taken back to Te Hana. But the consequences of that full day of a roadblock fundamentally in the wrong place are quite substantial. Two significant communities affected are Mangawhai and Kaiwaka. There are significant schools—Otamatea High School—around Kaiwaka, who had a surprise on Monday morning. I understand 90 percent of Mangawhai businesses were closed.