Finally, we know that vaccination and some of the Government's policies in response to COVID-19 have led to enormous resentment and distrust and erosion of social capital—and we saw the irrational extremes of that on the front lawn of our Parliament. I know that in response to this legislation, which ACT supports and which is fairly straightforward, there will be people who will ask, "Is the possibility of a fourth dose a precursor to the requirement under certain circumstances for people to have a fourth dose?" And I think it would just be helpful for the Minister to state whether he's had any advice about that or any communications or consideration of a fourth dose being required in any context, particularly in relation to the health system where he has ministerial responsibility once it's allowed? I think it would be helpful for New Zealand for the Minister to get up and make a very candid statement about where he lands on that particular issue. So there are two questions there. I'd really like to hear the Minister's answers. 