We've got this bizarre situation where the Prime Minister uses almost Orwellian language to describe what is a shortage. So she said the other day—I think it was last week—"It's not that we have a supply problem; it's just that we need to have a little less demand." Well, that's what happens when you have a supply problem. And to make matters worse, we have not ordered any boosters. I just find this unfathomable, because the United States is rolling out boosters from this month, other countries have ordered hundreds of millions of doses, and New Zealand has not yet ordered a single booster shot of Pfizer vaccine. If we're going to take a precautionary approach, which the Government says they like to do, we should be doing that—we should be doing that. If we don't need them, we can give them away. That can be part of our responsibility to the Pacific. But a least-cost approach, a least-regrets approach means let's order them now.