Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Significant work has been undertaken since March 2020 to provide for surge ICU capacity across the Auckland region and provide for longer-term security. Of the metro Auckland DHBs, Waitematā has surge capacity up from eight ICU beds to 28 and Counties Manukau up from 24 to 40, so the member's assertion in his question is, in fact, wrong. To the second part of the question, my answer to written question No. 42142 described percentage models developed by specialists working in two DHBs that are not in Auckland. I'm advised that the models pertained to scenario planning for if New Zealand's borders were opened and that neither model contained explicit recommendations. When considering models, it's important to recognise that not all COVID-19 patients need to be in ICU or on a ventilator. The best way to keep people out of ICU in any model or under any scenario is to have as many eligible New Zealanders vaccinated as possible, and that is what we are trying to achieve.