Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: We've referred to 90-plus. So whilst we haven't said we have this Government proclamation around a target, we have said that we want "The higher the better". We've talked about 90-plus because, keep in mind, 90-plus of the current eligible population only equates to about 75 percent of New Zealanders, and we have seen in countries with even rates like that that they are continuing to have to use restrictions. We don't want to use those, which is why the higher that we are in our vaccination rates, the fewer restrictions we see. I can see the member's point he's trying to make. You are trying to make an assertion that once everyone's had a chance, it then comes down to their personal responsibility. But with vaccination, it is just not going to work like that, because if an individual is vaccinated but they still want to be able to access healthcare, then that implies that we don't have an overrun health workforce or overrun hospitals. It implies that you won't have outbreaks somehow, but we know that that won't be the case. If we have a proportion of New Zealanders who opt out, we will have outbreaks that will lead to restrictions, and that will impinge on everyone's lives. So it is not a simple equation of "If you've just had a chance, then unfortunately game's up and it's all over for everyone." It is not as simple as that. If only the world were that simple.