We make no apologies for prioritising the health and wellbeing of New Zealanders, and having an elimination strategy that ensures that we remain safe whilst, at the same time, allowing our uri—those of us who don't live in Aotearoa, the diaspora who have chosen to come home. They're the majority of the people who are venturing through our managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) facilities. They're returning citizens, and I'm sure all of us would provide that space for them, would allow them to continue to come home. In addition, we have made some allowances for some particular employees with certain business leaders, and for me it really does speak to the social contract that is allowing us to continue to function, our economy to function, and that partnership between Government and business.