Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: There's two stages to us moving to a model like that. The first is the use of the self-isolation pilot which, as the member will know, we announced this week, which trials the use of self-isolation for double-vaccinated New Zealand citizens travelling abroad. The second area where we're looking to modify our border settings is the use of shortened isolation periods. We're looking to draw on data from overseas countries as to the safe exit point for shortened managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ). On both those fronts, we're looking to use those varied border settings from the first quarter of 2022, in keeping with our reconnecting New Zealand strategy, based on the public health advisory work of Professor David Skegg. 