Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: The first thing is, of course, we've said we want everyone to have access to the information at the same time, and we're doing that this week. When it comes to new ways of distributing vaccine, again, this particular group we've asked to support us for the next stages of our recovery, particularly thinking about the next six months in preparation for beyond that—when it comes to the vaccine roll-out, we are already utilising all those who can support us in providing new and innovative ways of vaccinating and supporting the vaccination roll-out, everything from setting up sites in malls. I visited one recently that are doing 1,000 people a day. We also have workplace sites that we've set up, and the likes of Mainfreight are supporting us to learn from what we can do better in going into worksites so that we can expand that roll-out. We're increasing into GPs, pharmacies. Marae have played a critical part of our roll-out, and we also have recently made available a vaccination provision at the end of church services. I think we have been innovative in this roll-out, and we continue to seek ideas—I'd happily hear some of the member's.