Hon JENNY SALESA: The strict border measures that we have combine customs, health workers at the border, as well as the Ministry for Primary Industries. What Customs is doing is, we have actually changed the customs arrival card so that we include health information on there in terms of self-isolation. This is actually being rolled out later on this evening, and these are some of the questions that are being asked that are different to what has been on that particular form in the past: "Have you been in close contact with a person who's been diagnosed with COVID-19 in the past 14 days?"; "What date did you have last contact with that person?"; another question, "Have you had any of the following symptoms in the past 14 days: fever, cough, difficulty breathing?"; next question, "Have you been tested for COVID-19?"; next question, "What date were you tested?"; next question, "Have you received results from that test?"; "Was that test positive?"; "Do you intend to self-isolate?"; and, "What address are you going to self-isolate in?" This arrival card is a legal document. False declarations can lead to penalties including fines, prosecution, imprisonment, and deportation from New Zealand.