New South Wales does not promote federal quarantine stations

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that in terms of federal separation points, military bases are not considered, and New South Wales does not require the construction of special facilities. “In New South Wales, no one has asked for additional isolation facilities,” he said. “New South Wales has been completing the heavy work without complaint.” New South Wales Governor Gladys Berejiklian stated that the state did not make a request for additional facilities because the facility is already operating at full capacity and there are currently more than 5,000 residents in the hotel isolation system. “We are doing our part, but… once most of our population is vaccinated and our international borders are open, the willingness to quarantine will be different,” she said. “That is a different question.”