Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: The member is conflating two completely different things. We've always said that the decisions that we're making relative to this individual outbreak, whilst we are vaccinating we will continue to look at our ability—even while we do not have high rates of vaccination—to see if we can make alterations to restrictions based on our ability to contain the outbreak. Secondly, we've also said that vaccinations do make a difference to what you're able to do in the future if you have high vaccination rates—that we intend to operate differently when we have high vaccination rates. And so, of course, alongside with dealing with this outbreak, as it stands, we're also looking to the future and setting out a framework that incorporates vaccination rates at a high level.