Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: It is important to note that the response to any COVID-19 incursion between New Zealand and the Cook Islands will be different to that between New Zealand and Australia. The health and safety of people in the Cook Islands has, at all times, been a paramount consideration in New Zealand. If there were an outbreak, we would likely send some of our own health workforce to the Cook Islands to help them manage the effects of that, and we would look to try and reduce any impact—and that may mean bringing people back to New Zealand quite quickly. As in the case with Australia, the bubble does come with a flyer-beware caveat. If there is an outbreak in New Zealand, flights could be paused, and given the size of the social settings in the Cooks, a highly precautionary approach is likely to be taken.