I want to talk to one of the points the Minister raised around vaccines. Correctly, in my view, we introduced the flu vaccine earlier this year so that people who developed flu symptoms, one—let me say that again: so that people hopefully didn't develop the flu that could look like coronavirus, firstly; and secondly, so they didn't consume hospital resources or primary care resources. That was the correct decision. We deliberately give the flu vaccine at a certain date because the immunity has six months. We brought it forward two weeks. My question to the Minister is—and that was to our vulnerable, high-risk population—is our vulnerable, high-risk population going to run out two weeks early this year while we're still in flu season? And have we ordered vaccines? Are we planning on doing a second run of flu vaccine to all our high-risk people at the end of this year?