Hon MEKA WHAITIRI: Small craft arriving into New Zealand need to comply with standard border entry and quarantine requirements, along with the public health requirements. This includes advanced arrival information and approval processes, and monitoring by Customs and partner agencies. The port of Ōpua is the only designated port of arrival for all small craft into New Zealand. It provides the most direct place of entry for arriving small craft and has highly suitable facilities to support the control of the vessels and crew. The border at Ōpua is safely and effectively managed to prevent COVID-19 from entering New Zealand. On arrival into Ōpua, travellers must meet the 10-day isolation period and are tested and assessed before being cleared by border and health agencies. These staff operate with the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and health protection measures in place. Customs also provide travellers with PPE. Once travellers have met all health and isolations, they can get off their boat or leave managed isolation and quarantine.