Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: We have to recognise, as I said yesterday, our international border operates across the country, not just in Auckland. Outside of Auckland, at the moment, we do not have significant numbers of COVID-19 cases. We are dealing with some very localised and relatively contained outbreaks at the moment. But having travellers arriving straight into New Zealand and able to freely move about the country to isolate at home would significantly increase risk in the current context. That's not going to be the case for much longer. As we get to the point where we have a significant number of New Zealanders vaccinated—above 90 percent—and we move to the traffic light framework, then the risk profile will be different.