Hon KELVIN DAVIS (Minister of Corrections): Yes. As I outlined yesterday, it was Corrections' health screening that helped us to identify that there was potential for COVID to have spread into the community. As I also noted yesterday, while Corrections have strict policies in place to stop the spread of COVID-19 in prisons, this case has identified that there are areas where we can look to create improvements around transportation. The transportation method in this case was outside of Corrections' control, given the bail conditions were set by the courts. I can update that agencies and stakeholders, including Corrections, the Ministry of Social Development, police, the Ministry of Justice, and managed isolation and quarantine are working at pace to strengthen processes, following the Prime Minister's request that when people are released from prisons in COVID-19 alert levels 3 or 4 and need to cross a border into a lower alert level to get to their address, someone from the lower alert level collects them from prison, or that Corrections transport the individuals from the prison over the border. I have requested an update from my officials on this work as soon as possible.