So I was very encouraged by the Premier of, for example, Tasmania making a statement about why don't we restore the utility that we had in the 1990s between New Zealand and Hobart, and as soon as possible, and given that their record is the finest one in Australia for non-COVID cases, it was also one enhanced where we can start somewhere, anyway, and demonstrate to Australia, particularly places like Queensland—where we are so important to them in our tourism industry—that this can be done. If we're going to go to regional New Zealand, and if we think conceptually that we're one population in terms of our tack on COVID-19, then inter-region is no different than going interstate, and if it's interstate, why not inter-country? But we've got to think like this is a crisis time, and we've got to think of all the utilities to keep people safe, but time is of the essence. Every hour is critical now, and in that sense we're waiting right now to see—today or tomorrow—what Prime Minister Morrison says. Because it'll be very interesting what decision he comes to, and whether the federal system may be delaying a lower level of lockdown in Australia than has been forecast.