Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: We have already provided our vaccine strategy. Given that we currently do not have community transmission in New Zealand, we have prioritised those who are at the greatest risk, and they happen to be those who work at our border. Unlike other countries who have had to prioritise—and rightly so—those most vulnerable, their elderly, their healthcare workers, New Zealand is in the very privileged position to be instead making sure that we are protecting our cleaners, our health workforce in our managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ), our customs and immigration workers, everyone who is part of our current testing regime is front of the queue for vaccines as soon as they arrive.