I was reminded of this just last week during recess when we had the first COVID cases self-isolating in the small community where Dr Shane Reti and I come from. It was difficult for the community. This was a first for us. We had to respond. We had no notice, no warning, but I'm proud of how our community came together to yet again come up with a strategy and a plan to protect one another. What they did was within the same day we had pop-up testing in this small community, and the people turned up to get tested. By the end of that week, we had a vaccination bus returning to vaccinate in our community where there were a number who hadn't yet been vaccinated. We also wrapped awhi and support around that whānau who is self-isolating, and so far we have not had any further spread. So it is a real risk and a real challenge for us in Te Tai Tokerau, and I just want to acknowledge again the hard mahi that everybody is doing to ensure that we continue to save lives and livelihoods.