Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Preparation and supporting one another will continue to be a key measure. We've been asking people to prepare for the last few weeks, both mentally and by putting their own response plans in place. People should make their own isolation plan and their stay-at-home kits in conjunction with friends and whānau, and be ready to use the tools that are available. That will help us to free up vital resources. Our vaccination rate should make the next period less of a worry for the vast majority of people, but we are still strongly encouraging people to get vaccinated and to get boosters. You're 10 times less likely to need hospital care and it helps to lower the rate of transmission.