I am pleased to report the Government is also making good progress with the roll-out of our vaccine. Border workers and their household contacts are receiving their first doses of the Pfizer vaccine: a vaccine that is now a much greater reality for many more New Zealanders with the announcement we've secured an additional 8.5 million doses within our portfolio. While a vaccine does signal a promising light at the end of this very long tunnel, it remains vital that everyone continues to stringently follow the public health messages, which is continuing to keep your distance from people when out and about in public. And on public transport, if you can't maintain that distance of 2 metres, we encourage you to carry a facemask or face covering with you. If you are sick, stay at home—don't go to work or school and don't socialise. This protects you and it protects others. If you have symptoms of a cold or flu nature, if you've got aches or pains, call your doctor or Healthline and arrange to get a test. And please, to everybody, keep track of your movements at all times.