Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I would reflect that my recollection is we already had health orders from some time ago for our maritime borders that did require, for instance, that anyone who was coming in on a ship, or international crew, had requirements around how long they had to be at sea before they would be allowed to exit the port. We had requirements around social distancing at the port between those who might be part of international crew. We even had requirements around whether or not they were able to access welfare centres. We then supplemented that with requirements around testing if anyone were to try and exit a port. Overlaying that, we've put in a testing regime. We have focused on Auckland port particularly, and that's because of the link between the port and Americold. But I would remind the member that whilst we've had several thousand tests now undertaken at Auckland port—2,229 tests taken at Auckland port—we are also covering a large number of contractors who are able to access the port, so, obviously, that does take a bit of time. 