Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: From Saturday, we'll be rolling out the first vaccines to our front-line border workers, those in managed isolation and quarantine—starting in the Auckland region and then expanding to other regions in the coming days. As we've signalled, our first priority is our border workers, who we expect to vaccinate within two to three weeks, followed by their household contacts. Healthcare and front-line workers and those most at risk from COVID-19 will then follow, before vaccination of the wider population, which is likely to begin in the second half of the year, in line with when we expect to receive a sufficient number of vaccine doses.