We have released the response framework. It sets out how we would respond to a case whether it was in New Zealand or Australia, whether we would continue in the sorts of cases that would see us continuing with green zone travel or whether we would pause for a period—and when I say a pause, we're talking about maybe up to 72 hours while we gather more information—or whether we would suspend. We would be looking to suspend in the case of widespread community transmission on either side of the Tasman. So we've set out the framework that gives people an idea of what they can expect. But "flyer beware" needs to be one of their watchwords here. They won't be able to get travel insurance for some of the potential scenarios that people will face when they're crossing the Tasman, and we wanted to be clear with them about what to expect.