Hon KIRITAPU ALLAN: Aside from knowing the potentially lifesaving actions of drop, cover, hold, and long or strong, get gone, the most important thing that we can do is to have a chat with our whānau, our mates, our flatmates, and make a plan. Think about what you'll do if you're separated, if you have no power or water, if you're stuck at home or have to evacuate, who might need your help, and who can help you. Also, it's important to factor in COVID-19 to your preparedness plans. So make sure you have masks, hand sanitiser in your grab bag, and if you have to evacuate, make sure you exercise physical distancing as much as possible.