Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Again, we have been working as quickly as we could against the supply that we had. We've always said that it is in the latter part of the year, particularly October, where we're finally seeing those large drops of vaccine to enable us to then scale up in a significant way. Even then, our projections were roughly 50,000 doses a day. But when we had the outbreak occur, we provided additional opportunities to vaccinate New Zealanders, and then we've sought to increase supply. It's wrong to imply, though, that we don't have enough vaccines for every New Zealander; we do. They just happen to be arriving in several weeks' time, and we want to take the opportunity now when demand is now to try and vaccinate as many as we can.