I come from an electorate that is far removed from Tāmaki-makau-rau, but we still have a lot of whānau based there. I want to acknowledge those iwi groups throughout my electorate who have responded and who haven't waited for any guidance, and who have treated this pandemic, this COVID-19, seriously. I want to mention people like Toitū Tairāwhiti, Rongomaiwahine, Tamatea / Tāmaki nui-ā-Rua, Tīhei Kahungunu, Ko Wairarapa Tēnei, and Kōkiri Marae here in the Hutt Valley. These groups I have met since our original lockdown and subsequently, and they are doing a fantastic job within their communities in ensuring that they have hubs set up, ensuring that they are reaching out to our kaumātuas—over-65s—but they are doing it with a Government that is enabling them to do that. They are not telling them what to do; they are enabling them to do that by the policies and decisions that we have made consistently since the original lockdown. 