There has been in the last few weeks some very disturbing social media, and also some very unhelpful responses from mainstream media, and, can I also say, from members of the Opposition. Cook Islands leaders tell me that there's 80 percent positivity of responses within the community; however, they are dealing with some negative responses from other members of other communities. The distress comes when negative stories surface and make our people fearful and worried. But, as our Minister for Māori Development has said in this House today, it is our people, Pacific and Māori, who embrace testing. This is encouraging. This was encouraging during our level 4 lockdown, and it is encouraging today, and I want to encourage you all to keep doing the right thing. Go and get a test. Don't be whakamā. Take heart that our community leaders have done so to demonstrate their care and love for all of us members of the Cook Islands and Pacific community. There is nothing stronger or more positive than our leaders setting the example. Download the app. Keep a record of your movements. Follow the guidelines: social distancing and restricted numbers at get-togethers; wear a mask; wash your hands. 