Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: Can I start by thanking the doctors, nurses, midwives, and other allied health staff who have been at the front line and have continued to provide top-quality care while adapting to new ways of working. I want to highlight two areas in particular where our health system has ramped up capacity: testing and contact tracing. In total, we have completed more than 120,000 tests, and we now have capacity to process more than 8,000 tests per day. That compares well internationally and gives us great confidence that we're getting an accurate picture of the extent of COVID-19. In contact tracing, we have built from scratch the national close contact service and an information technology solution to support it. The national service can now make 5,000 calls per day, which can be scaled to 10,000, and public health units can trace 185 cases per day between them.