Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I'm really pleased in the change we've seen in New Zealanders' willingness to be vaccinated. So over time, as we've been measuring and asking New Zealanders how they feel about being vaccinated, we've steadily been seeing that hesitancy reduce. So we're up around rates of 80 percent of New Zealanders willing to be vaccinated. When it comes to the modelling, it is early days for some of that modelling, and I think we'll continue to see those researchers do that work. Some of the modelling doesn't take into account any other form of protection against the pandemic—you know, the use of, for instance, testing at the border or contact tracing and how that can reduce down risk. I expect the scientific community will continue to undertake that modelling for us—we've talked with them about that—to help inform our decision making. But my message to New Zealanders is: if we want to reduce the use of restrictions like lockdown, then the best thing we can do is get as many people as possible vaccinated.