Hon ANDREW LITTLE: The campaign was paused in March last year because by that time a vaccine was available for COVID-19 and it was important for the health system to assemble the significant workforce needed to administer that vaccination campaign, which to date has led to the administration of more than 10.8 million doses of a vaccine for that particular condition. I don't have the precise figure of what number of doses were administered at that time, but the campaign for the immunisation catch-up resumed in November last year, and doses have been administered since then to the current date.