Mr. Paul Brandon:

The planning processes are probably a matter for the airport authorities, so we have not engaged with the Department or the Government on that. Depending on the test that is chosen, it may not need to be rapid and two hours in advance of travel. It could be a test that is carried out a day before. Obviously, that does not mean it must be at the airport location as it could be carried out at an alternative location, with the result given to a passenger to allow him or her to travel the next day.