This suite of orders appears to amend the regulations and clarifies the application of those agreed policies to be lawful. So included, but not limited to, are: enabling our travel bubbles; exempting people from managed isolation and quarantine who have come from those agreed quarantine-free places; stopping poor-quality of fake tests coming into our country; clarifying the testing process of workers who are required to have ongoing tests as part of their mahi; making sure people wear masks on aircraft; prohibiting people from arriving into Aotearoa from the high-risk countries. We note, in terms of those prohibitions, in those high-risk places: humanitarian grounds; people who are transitioning—not "transitioning"; we're not talking about gender issues here!—who transit through a very high-risk country and remain airside; aircrew members; our defence force members returning; diplomatic consulate officers; and people who are landing here for emergency reasons.