Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Travellers will still be required to have a negative pre-departure test before they board a flight to New Zealand, and they will need to undertake two rapid antigen tests, the first when they arrive in New Zealand, and the second five or six days after they have arrived here. If they return a positive result, they'll be required to report that result and isolate for the same period as a community case of COVID-19. Returnees will also be asked to follow up any positive rapid antigen tests with a PCR test. That will allow us to run whole genome sequencing for new cases that have been detected amongst people who have come across the border, which will help us to determine any new variants that might be coming into the country. That means that we can keep tabs on what's happening at our border and the emergence of any new variants that could be of concern to us.