I want to address a couple of the points that have already been made by members from the other side of the House. One of them is: "OK, what has the Government done to be able to prepare ourselves for COVID-19?"—and in particular the Delta strain. I have been travelling the length of this country since March to promote the most effective tool to protect our whānau during these times, whether it was before Delta or even after Delta, and that is the vaccine. I can tell you that certain members on the other side of the House have proven a roadblock or challenged the push for equity in this space as we've looked to support Māori communities to vaccinate, to make sure that our people have the number one tool that will help them in the onset of COVID-19 in their community. Those efforts continue today, and I want to be clear to the Māori community in particular, but also to our Pacific community, our ethnic communities, and our tangata whaikaha communities: we will not give up on you. We will continue to push the vaccine to make sure it's readily available to you, to help give you the best protection as we move forward.