The outreach was effective. Every arm counts, and it felt that way, whether it was the Taranaki basketball team turning up to make sure our young people felt like they were in a trusted place, whether it was rural support who worked for the DHB to go up the driveways of our most vulnerable and isolated rural community members. Every arm counts not just for vaccinations but for providing a safe place where those in our community who were feeling really vulnerable and had really valid questions could take the time and were given the respect to have them answered by professionals. They felt safe and they got vaccinated. Hayden Wano, CEO of one of our local Māori health providers, Tui Ora, recently described that team as being "match fit". That collaboration, that maturing of relationships, was one of the wonderful things that has come out of what has been a terrible couple of years.