Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Of course, our goal is to vaccinate as many people as possible as quickly as possible. I've just shared with the member some of the latest data, taking into account our eligible population going down to the age of 12, in which we see 51.7 percent of the eligible population having received at least one dose and 27 percent having been fully vaccinated. But Mr Hendy would not be implying that at that vaccination level that the member has just shared that we would not have an outbreak. In fact, many epidemiologists have raised the fact that we need the highest rates of vaccination possible to reduce down the chances of outbreaks and the devastating hospitalisations and severe illnesses that we're seeing in other countries. I would also point to the fact that countries that have had vaccination programmes running for many, many months, like the United States, is now experiencing daily hospitalisations of 100,000. The last time they reached that was when they had their peak in their last winter. So it is just simply wrong to say that if you have months of available vaccination that you prevent outbreaks. You've got to reach every corner of your community to the best of your ability if you are going to be successful in reducing those numbers.