Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: So I don't think these two scenarios that the member presents—of course, one group you could almost say, coming in at the border, essentially you're almost treating them as contacts, and so we do have requirements of the way that we treat contacts. Some of them do still go into facilities, even if they've been in the community. We have contacts that will go into facilities if they're unable to isolate safely at home. So it's just about looking at those two different groups and making sure we're consistent between the two. We are in a transition period. But we've already set out that the bones of that needs to include the ability to isolate at home, which, as I've already said, we're piloting and we're doing that both for positive community cases where it is appropriate, and we're looking to do that for travellers where it is appropriate, and we're also looking at things like shortened MIQ. So I think the things that the member is seeking we do have under way.