Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Our hospitals and our health system as a whole have good training and good knowledge around infection prevention and control, and our experts have been working with them to ensure that they have access to all of the resources that they need. So if I think about N95 masks, for example, we have been making sure that we have a plentiful supply of those for our front-line health workforce, and that includes in the broader health workforce—so places like aged residential care, those working to provide health services to those with disabilities, and so on have access to N95 masks. In terms of other workers, we've been making sure they've had access to what we colloquially call the surgical masks—so those ones with the blue frontages—which are also very, very effective. In addition to that, we have put in place a Close Contact Exemption Scheme, which means that only those who absolutely have to go back to work should be going back to work if they have a household contact who has COVID-19, because that also helps to keep them and others safe in the workplace. 