Hon JULIE ANNE GENTER: Well, as we have maintained the entire time, we have a record number of flu vaccines this year: that's 1.768 million. He will realise that that is less than the population of New Zealand. None the less, in previous years one out of four New Zealanders got a flu vaccine; this year, we're on track for more than one out of three. We already have record numbers of people over the age of 65 having been vaccinated—that's on the Nation Immunisation Register (NIR)—more Māori over the age of 65 have been vaccinated than in any previous year, and that's with us only having the records of about 770,000 vaccines. So there is still yet a million vaccines to either be administered or for the records to come through.