I want to talk a little bit about the public health units. We know that those staff are our first line of defence, and they are the ones who manage the notifications of suspected cases and confirmed cases; they do the contract tracing; for the close contacts, they assess and advise on the public health risks in front of us; they manage the border control operations at airports and seaports. Protecting New Zealanders is their number one priority as it is our number one priority. That is why we are putting more than $40 million immediately—immediately—into public health, with a strong emphasis on contact tracing. That investment nearly doubles our annual budget spending in that area for the current year of $46.7 million on core public health services. Of course, the investment was already being shifted to go in there; this gives them the certainty that we will continue to back them in their efforts that are so vital for containing COVID-19.