However, some of this, and the impact on Māori, is because of some key strategic decisions that were made that from the beginning have impacted on us. So, from day one, the Government decided against an equity approach. An age-based vaccination roll-out inherently and completely disadvantaged Māori from the beginning because of our underlying health conditions that see us die on average 20 years younger, because of overcrowded housing, but mostly because of the institutional racism that the health system is set up on. That's just not me and the Greens saying that. In this report, and I quote, "Most importantly the system design has not developed with equity at its heart. The combination of lower vaccination rates in Māori and Pasifika, and the spread of COVID-19 in low socio-demographic and marginalised communities has meant that the burden of COVID-19 has fallen disproportionately on Māori and Pasifika communities. There is a risk that the current"—this is the community supported isolation and quarantine—"system could further magnify this inequity." So that is the place we start from.