Hon PEENI HENARE: As I've travelled around to a number of DHBs and Māori health providers, it's now quite clear that the Māori communities we need to reach now to bring up Māori vaccination rates are communities that might not be connected to Māori health providers, acknowledging that 86 percent of Māori actually go through their GPs and primary health organisations (PHOs) and not Māori health providers. Secondly, many of them are in rural, remote, isolated areas, which means that in order to reach them, we must give more support, because if we actually supported our Māori health providers on a per-jab basis, then they wouldn't be able to meet the overheads to get into the rural, remote communities to reach the community that we're trying to target over the coming weeks.