Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister for COVID-19 Response): What I can confirm is that around 9 percent of the vaccination doses delivered so far have gone to Māori New Zealanders. In terms of the age cohorts eligible, Māori have uptaken the opportunity to get a vaccine at a higher rate than other, non-Māori, New Zealanders have, and I thank them for that. One of the terrible health statistics that we have in our country is that Māori don't live as long as non-Māori, and so as we've been working our way down through the age cohorts, fewer Māori have been present in those older age bands. That is something that we should not be satisfied about as a country; it's something that we should be very concerned about. It is unacceptable that Māori don't live as long as non-Māori New Zealanders. But that has had an impact on our vaccination stats.