Thirdly, I want to talk about our Waitara aunties, our wonderful Waitara aunties. Auntie power all the way. That's right. From our Māori Women's Welfare League they've joined forces with our Taranaki District Health Board to ensure that they were defenders of their kaumātua, they were defenders of their community, making sure that everyone was vaccinated. Our dear aunties, old Aunty Wiki and the wonderful Aunty Patsy, were out there—and they continue to be out there twice a week—with a bickie, with a cup of tea, with a kōrero and, of course, with a vaccination. Making it more accessible to those who may be hesitant, maybe those who are nervous. And I was listening to Aunty Patsy on the TV recently, and this is what she said: she said "Forget about me, forget about you—this is about us. This is about our community, our people, our whānau, but most importantly this is around and about our tamariki. Thank you Aunty Patsy, thank you Aunty Wiki for your support. 