Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes. In particular, I stand by this Government's decision to bring forward a reconnection to the world, to allow Australian friends, whānau, and tourists to re-enter New Zealand from 11.59 p.m. tonight. This comes just in time for Easter weekend and the school holidays, and will help accelerate our economic recovery from COVID-19. This will be a welcome boost to sectors who have done it tough as we welcome Australian tourists back to our bars, restaurants, and tourism hotspots. With the recent removal of mandatory My Vaccine Pass requirements, the expansion of capacity limits, case numbers falling daily, and our reopening to the wider world on 1 May, New Zealand is once again a prime destination for international tourists. The past few years have been incredibly tough, not least for our tourism sector, but we're primed to welcome old friends and family back. 