Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I think the member, unfortunately, is really misrepresenting the Minister of Health's statement there. The issue here, of course, is that from a public health perspective, the practice generally—and I'm sure Dr Reti would reinforce this—happens to be that you have to exercise some caution where you're compelling people where there is no public health reason—therefore, if someone is asymptomatic to be put through a test, because then you're going beyond clinical judgment and we are compelling blanket orders. We have moved with orders to mandate that now. Of course, you can see that we were also putting in place every effort to ensure that testing was available and that staff were being tested. I've given the numbers at the border. That does demonstrate we were seeing those increasing numbers, but we wanted to make sure everyone who was at risk was, and that is why it has now been mandated through an order to ensure it's the case.