We also talked to them about the equity in the vaccine roll-out, and thinking about some of the lessons that they'd learnt. The DHBs we talked to, they were all very positive about their achievement in terms of the vaccination coverage, and of those that we had hearings with, all of them were 90 percent or above, which was encouraging. And I think, just thinking through some of those lessons learnt, one was about regional collaboration. So the Auckland DHBs and Northland were talking about how they'd worked together to pool resources and coordinate their response. We also talked about the need for close working relationships with iwi and Māori and Pacific providers, and also some DHBs talking about their work with the disabled community and making sure that their vaccination sites were accessible, but also if people weren't able to get to vaccination sites, how they could deliver vaccination in people's homes or in some of their residential facilities. And also thinking through how the learnings from the adult roll-out had applied for the children aged five-to-11, and, in particular, the focus on equity for Māori tamariki.