Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: I don't have that number. What I can tell the member, in terms of the numbers that I do have, is that with each new case that's identified each day, we're seeing that the number of new locations of interest that those cases are throwing up is getting down to a very, very small number, which suggests that it is existing exposure events that are being identified—further cases flowing from existing exposure events—rather than new exposure events. That is encouraging. We still do see, in some of the new cases coming forward each day, exposure that pre-dates the level 4 lockdown, and I think that's significant. We're seeing an increase in the number of cases that are within a household bubble—within an existing household bubble—with no contacts outside of that household bubble. As I indicated to the member earlier, we have around 100 essential workers who have been infected—I think 107 was the most recent number that I was given. Within that, we've only seen four potential exposure events within the workplace that have flowed from those things. So, again, that is encouraging. Four is four too many, but that is a relatively low number relative to the 107 essential workers that have been identified as testing positive.