Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: What I can tell you is that the date that we were releasing cohort invitations—for instance, for the 60 to 64-year-olds—76,000 bookings were made at that time. For the next cohort, another 70,000; that's on day one. For the 50 to 55-year-olds, 86,000 bookings were made on day one. For the 40 to 49-year-olds, 137,000 bookings on day one. In fact, for 1 September we had 196,000 bookings made on day one. So those bookings have been available, not necessarily on the precise day someone has wanted, but they have been available. What we've also done is increase the providers that are available as we've rolled out as well. So in the beginning we had a booking system that didn't necessarily consolidate all of those providers. So that's where you did see some examples of people who may not have been able to access a local booking in a timely way, because they didn't necessarily have access to all of the capacity across the area, but we've now consolidated that. We've got a single place where you book and we've brought on new providers. So we have now GPs, pharmacies. That's all grown over time.