In terms of equity, we do monitor our testing and our vaccination rates including for Māori and Pacific communities, in particular. In terms of Maōri vaccines, Māori providers shouldn't be being asked to scale back, but they will be being asked to stick to the plan. I think it's a tribute to some of our Māori health providers that they've been forging ahead and getting well ahead of plan. We want to be able to support them to continue to do that when we have greater supply of vaccine. So over the next three to four weeks, we are asking them to stick to the plan. From sort of mid to late July, we'll have greater quantities and, therefore, if they continue to forge ahead, we'll have more ability to support them and absorb their enthusiasm to do that.