Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: There's been a huge amount of targeted work going across by local health providers to make sure vaccines are easily accessible and also to address the really important issue of vaccine hesitancy, and it's good to see that that work's paying off. In particular, I want to note the work of our Māori and Pacific providers in Counties Manukau. They are making a real difference. Getting to 90 percent first doses, in many cases, required them to literally go door to door and have individual conversations with people to address misinformation, among other things. Getting every DHB in Auckland up to the 90 percent fully vaccinated marker is now within our reach. On current daily rates, we could be there within a couple of weeks—within, potentially, two to three weeks—as long as people do return for their second dose. Everyone wants restrictions to be eased as soon as possible, and we need to keep going to get those final second doses up there so that we can start to ease those restrictions with confidence. 