Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Of course this was in conjunction to vaccines being offered. You wouldn't have sessions encouraging vaccination and then not have clinics to enable the vaccines to be had. They started on 1 March and ran for six weeks. Following 11 April, pop-up clinics were arranged on site as needed, which occurred fortnightly when the port had a group of workers that needed vaccination. That is in addition to the vaccination sites that are generally available, of course, across the Bay of Plenty. And priority spots had been retained for those port workers, or those workers at the border, to ensure that they don't have to wait in order to access a vaccine.