Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: In keeping with our strategy of keeping our people well and safe. If you look around the world and compare ourselves to those countries who have had similar strategies or, indeed, similar relative success in terms of both incidence, infection, and, tragically, the loss of life, you'll see the likes of Australia, New Zealand—from memory, South Korea, Vietnam, sitting at similar rates of vaccination. In part, that is because, yes, we really were at the front of the pack in terms of securing agreements with companies for the delivery of vaccine. However, distribution is a secondary question. And in my view, I think that we should hold our heads up, that whilst we are in a global environment where some are seeing the devastating impacts of COVID, we have taken our rightful place in the delivery of vaccine, because people simply are not dying in New Zealand.