Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: It will have a significant impact on the use of MIQ, and can I begin by picking up where the Prime Minister left off in her earlier comments of thanking all those who have been involved in running our managed isolation and quarantine facilities over the last two years. I want to acknowledge that it has been a difficult job—it's been more difficult at some times than others—and many of those who have been doing that work have paid a significant personal cost for their involvement in MIQ. So I want to extend a very genuine thanks to them for their commitment. Their hard work is one of the reasons New Zealand has enjoyed such long periods of being COVID-free, and so we thank them. We will now be starting to scale back our MIQ operations. It will have an impact on those workers, and we'll be talking to them about that over the next few weeks. We do expect to retain some MIQ capacity, so we'll still need that at the moment for unvaccinated travellers and potentially also to support some of those cases in the community who are unable to isolate safely if they need to. So there will still need to be some MIQ capacity, but we'll be working through that over the next week or two.