Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS (Minister of Housing): The Prime Minister was quite right when she said that testing was occurring. Prior to 13 August, 811 staff across our managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) facilities were tested. While I do not have ministerial responsibility for international and maritime crews, I understand testing was being rolled out, and last month Minister Hipkins asked for maritime asymptomatic testing to be scaled up. As we've acknowledged, there have been issues with testing and the rate did not meet our expectations. There have been issues—for instance, I've heard about difficulty for some staff accessing testing due to shift work, and then there was the issue with the coding of staff tests in the community that the Prime Minister mentioned. The coding issue means that not all tests would have been captured, so it's likely that the actual number of staff tested prior to 13 August is higher than the number that I have just provided the member. As for managed isolation and quarantine facilities, what I can confirm is that between 12 August and today 97 percent of staff working at our Auckland managed isolation and quarantine facilities have been tested, and 95 percent of staff across facilities in other regions. It's important to emphasise that testing is only one element of the precautions we are undertaking in our facilities. Staff and returnees also practise physical distancing, personal protective equipment is worn, and daily health checks are undertaken. This virus is tricky, and that's why we remain committed to continuously improving the rigorous processes at all of our facilities.