Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: It is going to be a year-long effort to ensure that all New Zealanders have the opportunity to receive a vaccine against COVID-19. In the first half of the year, our efforts will be focused on our most at-risk people, particularly our border workers—which is the area we're working in now—our front-line health workers and other front-line workers who are more at risk, and some of the most vulnerable within our population. As we head into the second half of the year, we're expecting to be able to make COVID-19 vaccines broadly available to the entire population, and we'll have more information on the timing of that. In terms of the overall cost to New Zealand, at this point, that's difficult to assess because we don't know exactly which vaccines we're going to be using and so on, but we have made an absolute commitment that the cost to each individual will be nothing. New Zealanders and those in New Zealand will not have to pay to receive COVID-19 vaccines. 