Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): Yes. As I've said to the member, and said publicly, it is a rapidly evolving situation and advice is being updated and is changing. Health officials and education officials are working very closely together to keep people safe. They have agreed a joint protocol, which they're implementing, which takes into account a whole variety of different scenarios and situations. The approach is currently a targeted one because there is no community transmission at this point. We saw this in effect yesterday, where public health authorities closed a school temporarily where there was confirmation of a case. Public health advice is that schools and early childhood services are safe places for young people to be. The health, safety, and wellbeing of New Zealanders is of upmost importance, and as situations change, we will take action accordingly.