Back to the world of the living, and I want to support my colleague the Hon Chris Hipkins in thanking Tāmaki-makau-rau for doing the heavy lifting. They have been in lockdown for a very long time. I meet with them daily to make sure that we can continue to support their efforts, not just to care for them but also to support their efforts to drive up vaccination rates amongst Māori, Pacific communities, and right across Tāmaki-makau-rau. The numbers there are strong, but we need them to continue to rise, which is why I used the term very carefully yesterday in the press conference: whānau ma, COVID-19 is on your doorstep, and we need you to wake up, we need you to seek the right information, the correct information from proper sources to make sure that you can make an informed decision to take the vaccine.