Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: We know that Māori and Pacific peoples face persistent and pervasive health inequalities in New Zealand. Existing immunisation programmes have not always delivered equitable outcomes for them, and, therefore, tailored approaches are the most effective way to promote uptake in those communities. The ministry and district health boards are partnering together with Māori and Pacific health providers to deliver vaccinations to their local communities and to meet demand beyond their enrolled populations. Over the last week, for example, Manurewa Marae has established the first marae-based vaccination centre, and is offering information and support to people in their community so that they can make informed decisions in a whānau-centred way.