Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: As I just indicated, I think I just gave the member an example of what I hope to see a lot more of in the coming weeks, which is vaccination approaches that are as close to the communities that we need to increase vaccination rates within as possible. So in terms of Māori, I would expect to see more marae-based vaccination. In terms of smaller, local communities where we know a number of Māori live, they are a priority to get into those communities as quickly as we can so we'd be looking to scale those up. The whānau-based approach that we'll be taking will ensure that whilst the sequencing framework will guide decisions about the overall order of that, people will not be turned away. So if a whānau show up, for example, with a number of people who meet the criteria and some people who don't, the whānau will still be vaccinated. It is important that we're pragmatic in our decisions about making sure that people get vaccinated.