What that highlighted also was the fact that last year, what we saw when people were infected was that it was a totally different group of people. This year, since August, over 9,000 people have been infected, largely Māori and Pasifika. At the moment, our numbers stand at 45 percent for Māori, about 30 percent for Pasifika, 20 percent or so for Pākehā, and for Asian communities, the highest vaccinated group, they've been relatively safeguarded because of the vaccination. 