Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: That's been one of the items that's been ongoing through the discussions right the way through—including when we were discussing a joint decision-making framework. One of the goals for having a joint decision-making framework was so that we could avoid people being stranded. We have already seen examples of people's travel being disrupted and people being stranded as a result of Australia's suspension of the green zone. We've had flights on the tarmac at Auckland about to take off that have had to turn back when Australia, at very short notice, has suspended green zone travel. I do want to note that, at the moment, only Victoria and New South Wales are allowing people to arrive in those countries without mandatory quarantine, or mandatory isolation, but they are still requiring those travelling from Auckland to self-isolate for 72 hours, and return a negative COVID-19 test upon arrival. 