Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Before flying, travellers will have the option of three different types of pre-departure test: the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test within 48 hours—which people are now used to—or they can do a supervised rapid antigen test or loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) test within 24 hours of their departure. From the end of March, a New Zealand traveller declaration will require travellers to complete an online declaration prior to travel and upload their evidence of vaccination and negative pre-departure tests. In the interim, travellers will be manually checked by airline and Customs staff. On arrival at the airport in New Zealand, vaccinated travellers will need to download the NZ COVID Tracer app. They'll be given three rapid antigen tests. They will then travel directly to their accommodation, avoiding visiting people or entering shops and businesses. They'll wear a mask until they reach their accommodation and ensure that anyone picking them up wears a mask as well. They'll sanitise their hands regularly and maintain physical distancing as much as possible.