I was out and about in my electorate last week, and I was constantly having conversations with the Māori constituents that I represent, and what they were talking to me about was the partnerships that happened during the COVID crisis. They talked about the partnerships between the DHBs and our iwi and Māori health providers. They talked about the partnerships between the police and some of our local community iwi—community safety checks that were happening all around New Zealand. They were also talking to me about Whānau Ora and about the funding that the Government had given to Whānau Ora to be able to do the community outreach into really hard-to-reach communities to make sure that they were looked after. The partnership between our Māori communities, our remote Māori communities, and also our civil defence—who, basically, had their phone line open, and people that were struggling were able to call the phone line and get help pretty quickly. So I commend this Government for the work that we did in making sure that we honoured our Treaty partnership and worked together with our Māori communities during the COVID crisis. 