As we turn as a nation to how we can turn away and come out of the alert level 4 that our friends in Auckland are in, and as those of us in the rest of the country are now enjoying some more freedoms at alert level 2, we know that a fundamental component to turning the tide in terms of our country's response is ensuring that we get our vaccination rates up. So I want to acknowledge those front-line workers: the vaccinators, the nurses, all of those that are wearing the complete regalia as they entertain us, as they make us feel safe, as they make us feel calm as we go through those vaccination stations. To date, 2.3 million New Zealanders are completely vaccinated—what an immeasurable effort that those at the front line have undertaken. Over 3.5 million doses have been administered throughout the country. Last week, over half a million doses were administered, and I can't but thank those that were on the front line doing that.