Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Actually, that is incorrect. It is not that we have had a shortage of vaccines; it's that we've put in additional surge capacity to allow a considerable increase in vaccinations. Through this period that we're in now and leading into over September, we'd always planned around the supply that we had, which would have enabled us to, on average, deliver about 50,000 doses a day, or 350,000 across the course of the week. When the outbreak started, we saw of course—as you may expect—some demand lift, and we decided to then increase the capacity to provide surge vaccinations. That has led to over 500,000 doses being delivered a week. What we're now seeking to do is meet that additional demand by seeking additional supply. Our goal, if we are unable to do that is, as much as possible, maintain the bookings that we have but also, in those areas where there is big surges in demand and it is particularly high needs for us to vaccinate, keep that additional surge capacity in Auckland and the upper North Island.