Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: With millions of rapid antigen tests (RATs) now dispatched around the country to testing sites, GPs, pharmacies, and within workplaces, rapid antigen tests have become the primary form of testing. The people who need them can now access a RAT test from hundreds of locations, making it easier to get. Over the coming days, the number of access points will continue to increase significantly. Locations that have rapid antigen tests available can be found on the Healthpoint website. PCR testing will be reserved for people who are clinically indicated, so that it's targeted to those most in need. A PCR test will no longer be required to verify a positive rapid antigen test result in most cases. In addition, approved rapid antigen tests are now available to be sold to the public through retail outlets. This will provide a choice and access for the general public and for small businesses.