Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: As you can see from the numbers that I've read out in this House, there was the suggestion through that reporting that the coverage wasn't as comprehensive as we expected. That is why I've been very open about that. This is why, on 22 July, Cabinet minuted a decision of our expectation that every worker in a managed isolation or quarantine facility be tested. It is worth also pointing out that prior to 13 August, 811 staff members were on-site. That doesn't include those who may—keeping in mind, if you're symptomatic, you should not be at work—have been tested elsewhere. Finally, it is not sufficient to simply claim that testing is the only response required; if it was, it would be patently insufficient. Even weekly testing would not, for instance, pick up someone who may be tested on a Tuesday, come in contact with COVID on a Wednesday, be infectious by a Saturday, and take it back to work again on a Monday. You have to include health checks, PPE, and infection control, and that is what we had across our high-risk areas alongside the expectation of testing.