Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: It's important to note that Omicron is still in the community, so there is still risk. I urge everyone to continue to be cautious and to think about the health of others who they may come into contact with, but especially those who are immunocompromised or who are at higher risk of long-term health impacts from infection. I would encourage people to use rapid antigen tests where that's appropriate; continue to wear their masks where that's appropriate or required; and of course to get vaccinated if they're not already vaccinated, and to get a vaccination booster if they haven't taken up the opportunity to do that. As New Zealanders get ready for a well-deserved long weekend, it's important, too, that they have a plan for what they would do in case they—or someone in their family—gets COVID-19 whilst they are away from home on holiday.