I also want to recognise that the Government knew that it was important to ensure a Māori-specific response because of the potential impact on vulnerable communities, and that response has meant that Māori health providers, Māori welfare services, and iwi have also been integrated into the type of response to ensure at a community level—hard to reach communities—that we have networks of support that are working together in ways that they have never ever done before. That's what's required when we try and balance the needs of people and communities while also being mindful that the economy must be where we continue to place our thoughts and actions to ensure we come out the other end more resilient and stronger for it. 