Hon PEENI HENARE: I can confirm that my hard-working colleague Minister Davis and Te Arawhiti have undertaken significant work with iwi. Throughout lockdown, Ministers held weekly calls with the National Iwi Chairs Forum and other iwi, as well as regular meetings with the Tāmaki-makau-rau Māori response collective. This approach is welcomed by iwi Māori and worked to ensure their voices were heard and allowed the Government to better respond to issues that Māori were raising on the ground. Te Arawhiti also announced a $1 million targeted fund to support iwi-led COVID-19 communications, support for vaccine uptake, and response planning. I can't forget the hard-working Minister Jackson and Te Puni Kōkiri (TPK) who have undertaken, across the country, a number of opportunities and announced, yesterday, $2 million to assist Māori health providers who work directly with TPK to support community-driven local responses and to plug gaps in the vaccination roll-out. And, finally, the awesome work of the humble Minister for Whānau Ora, who recently announced $23 million to help whānau through Whānau Ora services, including accessing vaccinations, testing, and self-isolation spaces. This is a Government that listens to and supports Māori.