Over this last week, while others were putting their energy to occupying the front lawns and surrounding streets of this House, principals, teachers, Tiaki—which is our care and community lead in Mana—health providers, Whānau Ora providers, community leaders, our local supermarkets, and my electorate team were putting their energy into dealing with positive cases in our community, including in four of our schools in Porirua. Teachers were preparing for online learning and school packs to deliver to children who had to isolate so that they could still learn. Food packs and care packs were delivered to positive cases and those in isolation. Schools that were safe to remained open, and, like this Government, schools know that to close their doors is a decision that is finely balanced. When I spoke to these school principals, they were grateful for the support they were receiving from the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health. I thanked those leaders for the work and the energy they are pouring in to keep their doors open, to keep their schools safe, and provide assurances to their students and family.