Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: I think the first thing to note here is that Māori will be highly represented in the first phase of our vaccine roll-out, which is our most at-risk border workers, where we do have high concentrations of Māori working at the airport and in our managed isolation facilities, so they will be well represented there. As we move to extend beyond that group, our first priority is the whānau, the family, of those border workers, and, again, there'll be a significant number of Māori whānau within that group. Then, as we continue to expand out from there, we're working very closely with Māori health providers, because one of the things that we're very mindful of is we need to ensure that Māori feel confident in receiving the vaccine, and they are more likely to feel confident if we are working and if they're receiving that vaccine through health providers that they have an existing trusted relationship with.