The New Zealand Bill of Rights Act affirms every New Zealander's right to leave New Zealand and to come home. The introduction of charges for managed isolation and quarantine may impact people's ability to exercise that right, as it makes coming home more expensive. I also recognise that Māori may be disproportionately affected by charges for managed isolation and quarantine. It is important that Māori can travel to and from New Zealand for whānau reasons such as tangihanga, and to be able to exercise tino rangatiratanga and kaitiakitanga rights and responsibilities. The charge for managed isolation and quarantine may make this more difficult for some individuals and whānau. This is an important consideration of part of the Crown's Treaty of Waitangi obligations.