Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: As I've said, I would characterise them as experiments. If the member is promoting that we have a plan like the UK, then that member is—absolutely, it is his decision to promote that as a plan. It is not in keeping with the strategy New Zealand has had. Secondly, at the moment, Australia's decisions actually don't have dates. They don't have percentages for vaccines. We have since May been talking about what our intentions are, so, again, I wouldn't suggest that somehow this is something that is particularly detailed beyond what we have already set out. The final point I would make is that at every point, that member has urged us to do something another country has done. We have carved our own path that has been right for New Zealand and, in my view, that is the reason why our economy and our health have been held in such high regard by others. 