Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Deputy Prime Minister) on behalf of the Prime Minister: Yes. In particular, I stand behind the steps this Government has taken to support Māori whānau in responding to the impacts of COVID-19. The Government has continually provided support to our Māori communities, including our funding announcements last month that invested $22 million for Whānau Ora commissioning agencies to boost their work on COVID-19; $17 million to help Māori providers adapt their services to support the COVID-19 response; $14 million to help whānau access health services, medications, and hygiene products; $3 million to strengthen the Māori psychosocial response, ensuring whānau have access to mental health and wellbeing services; and $2 million to ensure providers have sufficient money to manage the long tail of the response, sustain their efforts, and prepare for future outbreaks. Having said all of that, we know that there is a lot more work to do, and we are committed to working alongside iwi, whānau, and anyone across New Zealand who can support an increase in vaccination rates. 