Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Health): Strong border controls are one of our key protections against COVID-19. Day three and day 12 testing—[Pauses to drink water]—too much talking—has been in place for returnees for some time. Mandatory testing is required for all workers at managed isolation and quarantine facilities, as well as higher-risk workers at the ports of Auckland and Tauranga and the Auckland International Airport. In the three weeks starting 12 August, 15,010 tests from people staying in managed isolation have been processed, 579 tests from people staying in quarantine have been processed, 5,136 tests from staff at airports and 4,160 from staff at seaports have been processed, and 4,597 tests from staff working at managed isolation and quarantine facilities have been processed. That's a total of almost 30,000 tests—I need to make these answers shorter. Can I also, though, remind the House that testing is far from the only control measure at our borders. 