Then also getting back to making sure that we take care of our workers, take care of our healthcare workers, I was just thinking about this whakataukī, which goes like: ko to amorangi ki mua ko te hāpai ō ki muri [If things are done well at the back then things out the front are sorted.]—so making sure that we support our health workers, like when they come knocking on the door of Parliament, to make sure that they get better pay and conditions for all the stuff that they've been doing for all of us, that this Government actually pays attention and actually puts them to the front of the line. Because what I feel is often we hear a lot of noise but we don't hear the voices that we really need to listen to: immunocompromised whānau, our disabled whānau. Those people are at the front lines helping and supporting our families, particularly our front-line health workers as well. 