The ministry, no, they delayed—and delayed and delayed. It was months later before they found themselves coming to the House proudly saying, "Yes, we are now authorising pharmacists to give the measles vaccine." What has been the consequence of that delay? How many vaccines have pharmacists given for measles during the recently finished—or soon to be finished—measles outbreak? What was the consequence of that delay? What number would you guess that pharmacists have given of measles vaccine when they were authorised? I'll tell you that number, because I got it about two hours ago: 20. Twenty people had the benefit of pharmacists vaccinating for measles when we had thousands of people lining up for the measles vaccine, when we were needing thousands of vaccines. We needed these people to be vaccinating, authorised vaccinating, months before the ministry finally got around to it, and the sum total of people vaccinated for measles by pharmacists, as of two hours ago, is 20. It's appalling. That's a shocking delay. Way too late, way too little. 