South Auckland is a buffer zone for New Zealand's border. Its people work at the port, the airport, in managed isolation and quarantine facilities, and in supporting services like laundries and kitchens which make them work. More than 100,000 travellers have come through MIQ in the past year, not to mention other risks managed at our border in that time, and it's South Aucklanders working hard to make that happen for all of us. Further, I want to congratulate everyone in South Auckland who has stepped up to beat this virus. It's taken a lot for the team of 5 million who have supported their friends and neighbours and workmates to get through this and keep going. Kia kaha koutou e te whānau o South Auckland. 