Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: The overall issue of exercise of people in MIQ is a topic of conversation with the Ombudsman, who has some very strong views on this particular case, including Mandela rights, which suggest that people in incarceration should still be able to get outside at least once a day to see the sky. In terms of the Grand Mercure facility in Wellington, people who are in that facility can exercise in, effectively, an enclosed car park—although the sides of the car park are open, but they are well distanced from anybody else. The Grand Mercure in Wellington is used as a combined quarantine and isolation facility. Those who are in quarantine have much more stringent requirements around them than those who are in isolation.