Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Yes, I did. That was, in fact, in May. We also at that point pointed out that as new research and evidence emerges, we will continue to draw on that. That is why we created the group that Professor Skegg chairs, and as we see some of that new and emerging evidence around the difference that both a combination of the vaccine and a change-up in public health measures will make, we will share our view on how that will change up our border settings. We won't be in the current state that we're in for ever. It will not be the case that we have 14 days of managed isolation for every single traveller. However, I'm not in a position right now where I would hedge our bets on the way that New Zealand will definitively manage it, beyond, for instance, getting in place our vaccine roll-out, which is the most important thing we can do to change up border controls.