Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: No, I absolutely disagree with that sentiment for two reasons. First of all, countries that started their vaccination programmes in earnest in, say, February and even peaked around April or May, in some cases still have restrictions in place, they still have gathering limits in place, they still have things that are constraining their everyday lives, and in those places where they don't have that they have record hospitalisations. So I think it's an overly simplistic analysis. The second issue I would point out to the member is the only thing that has constrained our vaccine roll-out has been supply. We have had in place an order with Pfizer that covers our whole population. Pfizer, of course, have determined globally who receives their supply and when. So regardless, of course, we got allocations for quarter one, two, three, and four, and, as with many countries, the bulk of ours are coming in quarter four, which is why we always designed a vaccine programme that factored that in.