Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Health): I'm not entirely sure what the member means. There are a variety of different rules at play here. The rules around nasal swab testing are clearly articulated and are subject to a separate arrangement. In terms of any other tests that might happen in managed isolation or quarantine facilities, of course, they are governed by the same laws and the same professional standards that would apply if someone was being subject to those tests around consent—you know, the same rules around consent—as if someone was being subject to those tests in an outside facility such as going to visit their GP. But, of course, if, as I've written to him, the member has any evidence that people are being subjected to tests in a managed isolation or quarantine facility that they have not consented to, then of course I would expect him to, if not supply that to me—he doesn't have to supply that to me—to supply it to the appropriate people who could investigate it, because that would be a very serious matter.