Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: There's been one case this year; I think, overall, about two dozen cases in total since we've had the border restrictions in place—I don't have the exact dates of those off the top of my head. It is a relatively small number, but that's in the context of a relatively small number of people coming into the country in total. It's worth remembering that, at the moment, we deal with probably several hundred arrivals to New Zealand per day, in total. We would be talking about a return to trans-Tasman travel, pre - COVID-19 levels, of between 8,000 and 12,000 people travelling across the Tasman every single day.