Secondly, on Super Saturday, I had the opportunity to travel right across the electorate, and I met a woman who had a needle phobia. The lovely doctor and myself sat down with her to have a chat, because she had tried at least three times to get the vaccination, and she couldn't. We sat, we had a conversation, and she said she just could not do this; she'd had bad experiences in her past. So we had the conversation, and thanks to the DHB—they do a Thursday morning clinic where it's sensitive to those who maybe have different needs, whether they be abilities, whether they be sensory needs, and she was able to go there. I checked in with her this morning, and last Thursday she went in and got a first shot. She's booked in for a second. I'm grateful for our DHBs supporting the vaccination roll-out, doing what they can for all of our communities.