Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Nine hundred and two thousand people across the South Island have received their first dose, or 91 percent of the eligible community; 789,121 individuals have received their second and have, therefore, been fully vaccinated. Commendably, 99 percent of eligible Pacific people across the southern DHBs have had their first dose; 82 percent have received both. Seventy-nine percent of eligible Māori have had at least one dose, and 61 percent have had both. The South Island is focusing on each DHB in the region reaching 90 percent first doses, and the five DHBs have developed a joint campaign to make sure they reach that target. There's great work happening in communities across the southern region, including with Māori health providers, iwi, and DHBs. They're working in partnership on locally led, innovative solutions, and that includes young people from ethnic communities running targeted vaccination clinics to vaccinate their communities in Christchurch and the establishment of more after-hours clinics, which has been particularly successful with some of our ethnic communities, including Middle Eastern and Latin American communities.