Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Health): With regard to the first part of the member's comments, the advice that I have now, which was similar to the advice that we received at the very early phase of our COVID-19 response, is that, yes, it is possible for asymptomatic people to have COVID-19, but they are much, much less likely to be spreading it to other people. And that remains the advice as of now: the spread is much more likely if someone is showing symptoms than if they are asymptomatic. There are no certainties here, so it is still possible but much, much less likely.