Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Health): Collectively, New Zealanders have done an outstanding job to bring COVID-19 under control. In the last week there have been just 14 new confirmed and probable cases identified. There are a range of factors that have driven our success, but key among them is the response of all New Zealanders to the restrictions placed on them as part of the alert level system. The lockdown, use of physical distancing, and people staying within their bubbles have resulted in New Zealand managing to stop community transmission of COVID-19 for now. Our challenge is to maintain that as we see more parts of the economy open up and more people moving about in the community. Ongoing high levels of testing and effective contact tracing will continue to be key elements of our strategy.