Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Well, obviously, we do have managed isolation facilities who do sit outside of those areas, and we've found that some of the ones that we've used throughout the pandemic have been very successful—one of which is the Jet Park, which has been our primary managed quarantine facility and has worked well. One thing I would acknowledge is that regardless of where they're placed, what matters is also where you draw your primary source of workforce from, and so the proximity to airports matters but also proximity to workforce. So having facilities that—yes—meet all of the standards you need around ventilation and so on is important, but you also do need rigorous tests in place to ensure that the workforce continue to be safe, because they will live in proximity and around communities, which presents risk. So, all up, we've used facilities quickly that we've been able to access and lease. We are saying that we will vary up, potentially, whether we purchase those, going forward. We are exploring whether or not in the future it would warrant having additional purpose-built. But, as I've just said, we're now trialling things like self-isolation and shortened MIQ, so there will be a change to the way we use MIQ in the future. 