Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: New Zealand never in its history has operated a hard land boundary which would require facilitating the movement of 30,000 to 40,000 vehicles, and, of course, the use of some form of evidence in order to demonstrate the ability of an individual to move. That's because New Zealand hasn't experienced a pandemic of this nature since 1918. It is not part of the Government's long-term plans that we will have hard borders of this nature, but whilst it is serving a purpose—to enable us to further slow COVID—then it's a tool that, obviously, we've continued to use.