Now, as the Minister moving the motion pointed out, it's already possible for somebody to get a fourth dose. It's known as an off-label prescription, and the Government is concerned about the equity issues with that for the more than 800,000 people that they would like to have this dose. They want them to be able to have the fourth dose in the manner, at the place, and by the person who gave them the previous three—it could be a pharmacist, it could be a district health nurse, it could be on the marae, it could be in the workplace—without having to go through a booking to the GP, probably paying a fee, and then going to the pharmacy and getting a prescription. So that's all understood. The two questions I have were: is this the right thing to do, and is this the right way to do it? 