Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister for COVID-19 Response): The size of each of those subgroups of people is not a static number and, in fact, in some of those subgroups, particularly the front-line border workers, quite large numbers of people are adding and exiting from that category. So a percentage number is impossible to calculate and would be meaningless. However, I can give the raw numbers of people in each of those groups who have been provided with vaccines. Across groups 1A and 1B, we've provided 53,000 first doses and 46,000 second doses. Across group 2, 306,000 people have received their first dose, and 211,000 people have been given their second dose. In group 3, 111,000 people have received their first dose, and just under 19,000 have had their second doses. Finally, in group 4—a group that is yet to formally start—nearly 28,000 people have been given their first dose, and a couple of hundred people have received their second dose. In regard to the second part of the member's question, yes.