Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister for COVID-19 Response): Absolutely yes, and I'm incredibly proud of New Zealanders who have stepped up to be vaccinated, allowing us to move to that new framework: 94 percent of the eligible population have now had at least one dose of the vaccine, and 88 percent of the country have had two doses. As the Prime Minister set out yesterday and today, New Zealanders have shifted to the new framework relatively smoothly, and it's a testament to the adaptability and pragmatism of New Zealanders who just want to get the job done. With any significant transition like this, there will inevitably be a few issues that we'll continue to work through as they arise. In response to the second part of the member's question, we have outlined a number of health- and non - health-related criteria that will guide Cabinet's decision on how regions may move colours in the future. Given the majority of the country's cases are still coming from Auckland, being at red at this point helps to minimise the number of new cases ahead of the 15 December removal of the boundary around Auckland and, therefore, reduce the risk to the rest of New Zealand. As we settle into the new traffic light framework, people will see that our COVID response remains one where we push forward cautiously with fewer restrictions, more careful travel around the country, and family and friends united. 