Hon JENNY SALESA: I absolutely appreciate that for customs staff, one of their first and foremost tasks is to ensure that the borders are secure. They actually have done that. In terms of how they—customs staff—work at the moment, as soon as international passengers get off the international planes, they are escorted by customs staff and police right through, now, to eight places where there are health officials. Now, health officials ask all of these detailed questions for all of the symptoms, and if there are any folks, as they come through, that exhibit symptoms, they are then referred to public health nurses. There is actually a really rigorous process at the international airport, and then what happens is there are two places. So for those that actually have any symptoms, they go through one place, where they do not mix with other passengers, and then they go out a different door, straight to a shuttle and straight to quarantine. I say this because I myself, as the Minister of Customs, visited—