Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): Yes. The Government's first priority is to protect the public health of those in early childhood education services, schools, universities, polytechs, and other educational institutions. We're working closely alongside them to ensure that they're given supporting information and can provide supporting information about pandemic planning, good student wellbeing practices, that they can recognise the signs and symptoms, they are encouraging good hygiene practices, and, of course, they're providing support to international students. As the events highlighted yesterday, the Ministry of Education is working on the ground with Auckland Regional Public Health Service to ensure that schools and parent communities have got the correct health information that is right for their situation. We also know that there will be a significant impact on the international student sector as a result, particularly, of the travel restrictions that are currently in place. We are working with them to stabilise and manage the current situation and prepare for as speedy a recovery as possible once the travel restrictions have been lifted.