Hon STUART NASH (Minister of Tourism): For the first part of the question, I have received advice on trans-Tasman travel. For example, the Treasury has provided advice that Australians contributed about $2.6 billion to the New Zealand economy, but then New Zealanders also spent $2.3 billion in Australia. I've also received advice that there has been a surge in domestic tourism, and for the month of January 2021, the last month that we have the data, domestic tourism spend was up by 24 percent from January 2020, with a monthly spend of about $1.16 billion, but in some areas like Queenstown, for example, the domestic spend was up by 71 percent to $60 million, compared to January the previous year. I've also received advice that the Government's provided a $400 million tourism recovery package, and an estimated $1.8 billion in wage subsidy payments to support jobs and businesses in the tourism industry. To the second part of the question, we've always maintained that we would commence a safe travel bubble with Australia when it is safe to do so. Opening the trans-Tasman bubble involves balancing the opportunities with the risks of an outbreak.