Yes, with strict exemptions imposed. No leisure travel. Only essential. Weddings and funerals would be classed as reasons for exemptions.

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I think you misread the question. It's not about whether we should allow people in from overseas. It's about immigration - people coming from other countries to live and work here permanently.

Leisure travel, weddings and funerals have nothing to do with IMMIGRATION.

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