Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Some of that has already happened. So if they're front-line border workers, for example, or the families and whānau of front-line border workers, key workers, we have been actively in the process of contacting them now. That's predominantly being led by those administering the vaccine, so the primary health organisations, their GP practice, and so on. We will have very proactive outreach programmes to reach those communities that have otherwise proven hard to reach. We know with other vaccination and immunisation campaigns that our Māori and Pacific communities have often been more difficult to reach with those campaigns, so we are very, very focused on making sure that've got a lot of resource targeted to make sure that we are really reaching into those communities.