CHRIS BISHOP (National): Thank you. Just as a follow-up, something that I know people will raise as well is, in Australia right now, the way the pre-departure tests have worked in the last month or so since we've had the issues with the bubble, if you rock up to a publicly funded or provided testing centre in Sydney or Victoria, for example, you can get a pre-departure test and you get a text message saying you've had a negative test or positive, and that is not accepted by the New Zealand Government when you turn up at the airport. And I am aware of people who have turned up with the text message saying, "I've got a negative test.", but you've got to have the "dated report", to use the language on the COVID-19 website. So now that we are going to be making it a mandatory requirement for everyone coming from Australia to come back to New Zealand within 72 hours, is the Government going to look at a slightly greater tolerance for text message updates, rather than the dated reports, which I understand you have to go to a private clinic for and it can be quite cumbersome to get, particularly on the weekend?