Mr. Chair, I hope I understood the question correctly.
If someone has already had COVID-19, currently the National Advisory Committee on Immunization's recommendation is still that they be provided with the full schedule of vaccines. However, I believe that NACI will be reviewing that information on an ongoing basis, because as the public is probably interested in, it is likely that the original infection provides some level of immunity.
We know that in a lot of the studies vaccines provide better immunity in terms of antibody responses than the actual natural infection, so giving a vaccine after someone has been infected is still the recommendation, but I look towards the committee to provide further information on the exact number of doses.