For a Prime Minister who is running this country and leading us through this pandemic, I saw a side of the Prime Minister that was on the ground, talking with people, but also engaging people with vaccination hesitation. I saw that where she not only heard the concerns but also addressed in a very subtle way, with those people who may have turned up that weren't contemplating being vaccinated—and the Prime Minister took them aside and had a word and that led to their vaccination. Who else in this House can say that they have done that? Have they found people who are hesitant? Have they walked into the clinics? Have they stood by them while they were phobic of needles and then just held their hands? That's what we've got in this Prime Minister: not only leading the country but getting down amongst all our clinics and our patients, particularly our Māori vulnerable and convincing them to get vaccinated. I'm proud to be part of this Government, committed to raising Māori vaccination rates. We have more work to do.