Again, locally, it's been quite difficult as a member of Parliament to gauge just how your community is doing when you're stuck at home. You're either relying on keeping in touch via Zoom messages, Facebook, or, obviously, old-school technology—the phone. So there are good things that I've seen online, like schools who have used online portals to make sure that kids get read books. So Kaye Brunton, the principal of Ngāti Toa School—who you will know too, as well, Jan—has been going to the internet or Facebook every day to make sure the kids get read a book. I believe there is one called Mr Stink—which I have read myself—by David Walliams, which was quite popular on Ngāti Toa School's Facebook page for obvious reasons. 