Hon KRIS FAAFOI: When the border closed, that obviously caused challenges for people whose families were on the other side of the border. When we are able to, in terms of managed isolation capacity, we have made decisions to allow families to reunite. As the member may have seen, the demand on MIQ places continues to be strong, and balancing the demand for New Zealanders coming home, for the likes of split families, and, also, for the likes of people who are given border exceptions, is a balance that the Government is constantly looking at to make sure that we can do what is right for New Zealanders who have the right to come home, for those families who have difficulties in being split, but also making sure that we support the economy.