Halloween and the fear that is amongst our living community, a living nightmare for Aucklanders, is COVID-19. I questioned the Associate Minister of Health for Māori health and Whānau Ora earlier this week, about the timeliness of the Government's response to vaccinate our most vulnerable, our communities that suffer inequities, our Māori communities. This country went into lockdown on 24 March 2020. The Minister responded and tried to conflate and confuse by saying that I got it wrong. I didn't get it wrong. To New Zealanders out there, we know that living in this COVID time, lockdown occurred on 24 March 2020. Why is it that the accelerated funding for Māori vaccination uptake was only announced on Friday, 22 October 2021—19 months later? I was not wrong, Minister. This has been a slow recognition. This has been a slow uptake by the Government to realise the significance and importance of treating and dealing with our living.