Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: You'll see from the decision that we made as a Government to mandate vaccinations at the ports that we had identified that uptake was an issue. It is not evenly spread. Some ports have very high uptakes; some have lower. In response to the issues that we were identifying, on 19 February, a port vaccination hui was held at the port in Tauranga. On 26 February, two sessions open to the port and family at the yacht club were held. On 5 March, there was an online session made available for port workers, which was then shared electronically across other platforms, again, to encourage uptake of vaccines. In March, we talked to those port workers who had taken up a vaccination, to share their stories and, again, to spread the message to take up a vaccination offer. On 4 June, we held two sessions specifically targeted at those groups we were worried about where uptake was low. At the end of June, we had another session with port workers. This is all just at Tauranga, and it demonstrates we were working very hard to increase the uptake. We saw that we were having issues, we heard the port's concern around it affecting the supply chain, but we none the less decided we had to mandate to lift those vaccination rates.