Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Increasing our tamariki vaccination rates remains a priority. We continue to work alongside local providers to make sure that vaccinations continue to roll out. We do have to acknowledge that vaccination rates amongst the youngest age cohort who are eligible—the five- to 11-year-olds—continues to be low. One of the reasons that we are hearing that second dosage, or the rates of second dosing, are lagging behind first doses is that a number of those children have subsequently had COVID-19 and therefore have to wait three months before they can get their second doses. There will be some who haven't yet had a first dose for the same reason; although that seems to be less of a factor in the first doses. We all have a challenge to ensure that we get our first dose rates up amongst that age cohort. Ultimately, it's a parent's decision, and we should all be enforcing the positive messages around the value of vaccination to the parents so that they have confidence in taking up that option.