Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I refer the member to the reconnecting to New Zealand plan, which the member probably would be able to answer that question herself, seeing her plan seems to draw on it. It has three pathways: low, medium, and risk. For those low-risk countries where they have—essentially, where they are free of COVID, then they would be able to travel, essentially, with no isolation requirements. For those from medium-risk countries—and they're vaccinated—there would be modified isolation requirements. The difference between the Government's plan is that we have talked about high vaccination rates in the first quarter of 2022. We have also prioritised New Zealanders here not facing undue and unnecessary additional restrictions to manage what would inevitably be a rate of seeded cases at the border. I refer the member to Canada. They removed all border restrictions for citizens who are double vaccinated, and, in some cases, they are facing a significant fourth wave, and it has meant that they have domestic restrictions. There is no free lunch. You do have to make trade-offs. We've decided to prioritise domestically trying to get the settings as low as possible for New Zealanders, and, in time we will see changes at our border as well.