Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I'll just caution the member, because the implication here is that, had we had pre-departure testing, we wouldn't have the individual who came into New Zealand with a case—and that's simply not necessarily the case. It was a 72-hour prior pre-departure test, and from what I know of the time line of this case, this individual could well have got their clear test, then been infected, and then come into New Zealand. So I just want to just add that to the equation so that we don't end up down a wormhole. When it comes to whether or not we asked anyone else to facilitate, no, we did not ask the New South Wales Government, in the middle of managing an outbreak, whether or not they would test our people before they departed. However, they have always made available testing generally for those in Australia. We did, however, reach out to Border Force around assistance with the checking of pre-departure tests with other departees who weren't going into managed isolation. Keep in mind, of all the people who came home, I think we've had, in total, three or so cases who came out of New South Wales.