Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: No, the member is incorrect. We currently have 726,000 doses in the country, and we receive them weekly. So, of course, at any given point, we're always receiving doses in order to meet the demand that we have at any given time. We have a surge because we've enabled a surge. People have been in high demand, and we're providing for it. The one other thing that I'd just point out to the member: there's been a significant implication in some of her interviews this morning that we wouldn't be experiencing Delta cases had we had a roll-out that had started before, for instance, clinical trials had finished, which is what has happened in some countries. In some countries, they started vaccinating before clinical trials were even completed. We weren't one of those countries. Some of those countries are still experiencing outbreaks as significant as what they had before their vaccine roll-outs, and that's because not enough people have been vaccinated. Our goal has to be to do better than even those who started some months ago, and we have that ability as a country. We all just need to continue to encourage people to take up the chance to be vaccinated.