Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Because the member misunderstands. We have, of course, said that for Auckland, they will shift once those three DHBs—and that's because that's possible. And that was very clear in the announcement: Auckland will go first once the three DHBs within Auckland reach that target, and that's because there's a hard border around Auckland that enables that. The second reason is, as I've already outlined, for other DHBs, it's not as easy to make a prediction at this stage, but, of course, you can make some assumptions that notifying that the use of things like vaccine certificates may incentivise extra uptake. The other point that I would make is for those other parts of the country outside the Waikato region—obviously, they're in level 2 at the moment; very different circumstances than what Auckland is living with. But my very clear message to them would be if we do have cases in those communities, while we have lower vaccination rates, we will still have to use more blanket restrictions. We want to be able to use the traffic light framework. The safest way to do that is to get vaccination rates up to the targets that have been set.