I heard earlier during question time the Hon Willie Jackson talked about the fact that he cared about the Māori, Pacific, and ethnic communities, and he actually represented them. I hope that he takes this lesson: there were a lot of things that were done that could have been done better. This is not necessarily a criticism saying that you didn't do it; it's saying that it was very late. This information is really, really important—for example, when the Government made a decision to not publish weekly publications and said that they weren't part of the essential service. Guess what! The ethnic newspapers fell into that so-called non-essential service. That means that ethnic communities could not publish in their ethnic language. I had to write to the Prime Minister and appeal to her sensibilities and say, "Actually the information that the ethnic communities require is in those newspapers and they need to be allowed to publish." Eventually, that happened.