So we want to manage the reopening of the border in a careful way so that we are continuing to suppress COVID-19 in the New Zealand community, so we don't have massive, flaming outbreaks of COVID-19 that cannot be controlled. There is a balance to reach here. And, yes, we will see more movement across the international border in the coming months, but we'll be doing that in a way that is careful so that we don't end up being overrun by COVID-19. Because, bear in mind, as we do start to liberate settings at the border, many, many more people will come into the country. So it's not fair to look only at the positivity rate of those who are being tested in MIQ, because we potentially would be multiplying the number of people coming in by many, many fold, and that does create additional risk of COVID-19 taking off in parts of the country where it would be very difficult to control and to contain.