Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister for COVID-19 Response): In answer to the last part of the question, the Government is not intending to move out of the elimination strategy. We continue to pursue a strategy of stamping out COVID-19 cases wherever we find them. The Government's always placed equity at the forefront of our COVID-19 response, and the roll-out of the vaccination programme is no different. While we recorded an important milestone over the weekend, with more than 50 percent of eligible Māori having received a first dose, there clearly is still more work that we need to be doing. The Ministry of Health is using the data that we have available to drive an approach that's focused on those populations who have lower vaccination throughout New Zealand, including Māori. The strategies are focused on ensuring the maximum uptake to measure progress, looking at ethnicity, age, location, and so on. It isn't enough for us to rely on a simple, single measure. We have to look in a much more detailed manner, where vaccination rates are higher and lower, and the characteristics of those populations. Fundamentally, the elimination strategy recognises that vulnerable communities would be the hardest hit by any COVID-19 outbreak, so elimination remains the best strategy to ensure equitable outcomes.