The bill includes the ability to make orders that differentiate between people who are vaccinated against COVID-19 and people who aren't, and so to achieve that, the bill amends the order-making provisions in the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act. The orders that will be made will provide for the issue of COVID-19 protection certificates to use within New Zealand, which will be known as My Vaccine Pass. It'll allow us to specify the information required in the process for people to get a vaccine pass. It will prohibit people from entering certain places if they're not vaccinated or exempted from vaccination—i.e., if they don't have a vaccine pass. It will specify that proof of vaccination can't be required for accessing certain life-preserving services—so the ability to go to the supermarket, to go to the pharmacy, to access core educational services, compulsory education services, to access health and disability services, or Work and Income support. We will be preventing people from requiring vaccination in order to access those critical services, and we will have orders that specify the COVID-19 vaccination exemption criteria that will exist under the framework.