Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister for COVID-19 Response): I do have an idea of the first part of the question but perhaps not so much the second part of the question, which is the number of people who have left New Zealand and gone to New South Wales and have not come back to New Zealand. That sits at around 4,623. In terms of a breakdown of that, about 2,900 of those are New Zealand citizens, about 320 New Zealand residents, about 460 Australian citizens, and about 923 are temporary visa holders. So that doesn't necessarily give us an indication of whether they've gone one way and intend to come back, but it gives us a bit of an idea of who's there who was here when the bubble first opened.