Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: I am particularly conscious of the needs of our years 12 and 13 students who are studying towards NCEA, for many of whom the year 2020 will be their last year of compulsory schooling. They have, effectively, lost a full term's worth of in-classroom teaching time, and I'm mindful that, particularly for those subjects that are applied subjects, that can pose particular challenges. So the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health have been working together to ensure that senior secondary school students in years 12 and 13 can come back into school during level 3, providing all of the relevant protections are put in place. Effectively, those schools would be treated the same as other workplaces. So they would have to have small bubble sizes, small group sizes; they would have to adhere to social distancing; and they would have to keep the groups the same and ensure that there's continuity there and that there's good record-keeping and so on. If schools can demonstrate that they can do that, they will be able to provide in-person teaching and support to a smaller group of years 12 and 13 students.