Yes, thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, we do not at this point have a specific number. We've been saying to people that they should get vaccinated if at all possible. The higher the vaccination rate, the better off we all are.
I think one of the lessons from the MJ outbreak is how vulnerable unvaccinated people are. Almost all of the cases there were children. The median age of those children was 8 and a half years old. So they're not eligible for vaccines at this point. And so having a vaccination rate is fine, but there are these pockets of people who are not vaccinated who we have to take into consideration as well. So we're saying to people, If you have the opportunity to get vaccinated.
The other thing I'll say is that it's not only the vaccination rate that the CPHO will be looking at. What the situation is in the provinces in terms of case counts and whether those counts come from variants are very important to her calculations. So vaccines are one very important part of the picture, but there are other parts as well. Thank you.