The majority of respondents to an unscientific poll by the Bay of Plenty Times/Rotorua Daily Post think the Government's Covid-19 response has been poor.
On Friday last week, both publications published a 10-question poll that offered readers the chance to vote about different aspects of the pandemic response.
It comes as Auckland remains in alert level 3. In Waikato, cases were broadly linked but further wastewater testing meant it would also remain at level 3 and be reviewed today.
In Northland, evidence suggested the virus had not spread further and has since moved to level 2. The rest of the country, including the Bay of Plenty, remains at level 2.
On Monday this week, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern revealed she would set out the new system for dealing with Covid-19 today .
The new framework would include a vaccination target before it came into effect, and that would be based on international experience. The vaccination target would be very high, she said.
The future framework would also include vaccination passes and Ardern said work was under way on Auckland's boundaries to assess whether or not more movement could be allowed and at what point.
"We have to be sure whatever we do isn't posing a risk to other parts of the country."
• NZ border restrictions should be relaxed once everybody has a reasonable chance of getting vaccinated. If they haven't the chance, it should be on their own heads: 53 per cent
• NZ border restrictions should only be relaxed once we have a very high (90 per cent plus) level of vaccination and not a great deal of risk that infections among the non-vaccinated would not overwhelm the health system: 40 per cent
• Unsure: seven per cent
Are you prepared to lose your job over not getting vaccinated?
• I will have/or have been vaccinated, regardless of the mandates from the Government: 58 per cent
• Yes, it's my choice and not the Government's: 35 per cent