While I'm on the subject of congratulations, I want to say "thank you" to those who work in our managed isolation and quarantine facilities. This is a very, very difficult job under trying circumstances. Many of them have had to put on hold critical parts of their lives, the work they do in communities, and the time they spend with their families. We have to be very grateful for them. In return, along with that gratitude, we will continue to strengthen what we do at the border: our testing regimes, our infection control mechanisms, and the staffing that we provide there. Also is the work that we do on contact tracing and surveillance testing; all of that has gone well and all of that must continue.