These aren't people in an abstract idea; these 85,000 people include people like my dad. He's in his late 80s or early 90s; he lives in South Auckland, which is a community that forms a buffer around the Auckland Airport; and he lives with his young grandchildren who go to kindy every day in a South Auckland kindy. He has underlying conditions. He's also someone who has a mistrust of the medical system and not a regular GP. He is exactly the kind of person who would not have access to a prescription Pfizer vaccine when he needed it, but through taking action in this House tonight, we can make sure that people like him have access to the medicines they need to remain well and to lessen the burden on our public health system and hospitals like Middlemore, which have gotten through so well in this pandemic and have defied all expectations and managed their resources really well to serve the community.