Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: The ministry worked closely with Tumu Whakarae to identify strong providers in the Māori health network who showed that they could effectively support the COVID-19 response. Māori health providers have been working quickly and innovatively throughout the pandemic to keep their communities safe. Papakura Marae, in South Auckland, and Ngā Hau e Whā Marae, in Christchurch, for example, have established community-based assessment centres (CBACs) at their marae to support whānau and improve access to healthcare, and we know that Māori have responded well to the CBACs at marae. The ministry has also contributed funding to support Whānau Ora commissioning agencies to respond quickly to COVID-19. With this funding, commissioning agencies and their national networks of health and social service providers across the motu have ensured the provision of health and hygiene packs, care packages, information, and other forms of necessary and holistic support to whānau. These are a few examples only of how Māori health providers have been working to support their communities.