I do want to again remind New Zealanders that our "go hard, go early" strategy delivers dividends. New Zealanders know that because we had the longest period without community transmission of COVID-19 of just about any country in the world. New Zealanders can see that the sacrifices we are making right now, as of today, are worth it because we can get on top of the virus and we can stamp it out. We will do that again to ensure that we get the freedom back that New Zealanders are looking for. We will do that in several ways. First of all, we will ensure there is extensive testing: 136,000 tests have been processed since 12 August; all border and managed isolation facility workers are being tested; the vast majority of managed isolation and quarantine facility workers have been tested and they have produced negative results. The second line of defence is our contact tracing: where a positive case is identified, we identify all their contacts, we get in contact with those people, and we make sure they are isolated. I can give the House an update that there are 1,983 close contacts identified to date, and 1,861 of those have already been contacted. That is what our system is designed to do, and it is delivering as it is intended.