Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Again, for those—you know, Australia hasn't done that to date, and most countries who have often don't have an elimination strategy like we do. I think, to be clear for the member, the goal at the moment that we are all working towards is a situation where as many New Zealanders as possible are vaccinated. So we move from a position of the border being our protection to us individually carrying our own protection. The member's suggestions around what might happen in the in-between time—so much of that relies on the data and science around transmission when you're vaccinated, and one of the issues we have is that data and science is incomplete. We know that it has an effect, but we know it will vary, depending on vaccine. So there's a high amount of variation at the moment, which will be very important for New Zealand to understand because we are a bit different in that we have an elimination strategy.