Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, particularly the progress being made on the Government's reconnecting New Zealand framework for reopening borders and moving to an individualised, risk-based model for quarantine-free travel. In August, we announced a phased approach to reopening the borders, with the aim of establishing new testing and vaccine checking systems in the first quarter of 2022. This week, Cabinet confirmed that from 4 October, Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers from Vanuatu can begin arriving into New Zealand, and from 12 October, quarantine-free travel for RSE workers from Samoa and Tonga will begin. This will provide much-needed certainty for our growers as they gear up for summer and autumn harvesting. This week, expressions of interest will open for the business self-isolation pilot. The pilot will test the systems and identify areas where further work is required to scale up the approach as we look forward to 2022.