Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: In terms of the recent decision that was announced in the last couple of days around allowing people who have COVID-19 to work in our health system, it's important to note that there are some very narrow parameters around where that could be applied. For example, where someone was COVID-positive and was working in a ward with COVID-positive patients, there may be a justified reason to have someone in there in order to ease the pressure on the rest of the workforce. Or where a surgeon was performing a life-saving surgery and they were the only person available to do that and without them doing that that person would die, there may well be a justified reason for that person to go to work. But it is not a blanket exemption that says that people in the health workforce should be going to work even if they have COVID-19.