I ran Zui for people in Upper Harbour while we were at level 2 to respond to some of the questions about the Government supports available as well as answer other questions. There were so many conversations I've had with constituents where people have recognised the importance of protecting all of us here in New Zealand, taking a strong health response, and continuing to do so while the vaccine is rolled out. There is a real sense from many people I've spoken to about the strong position we're now in compared to many countries around the world. In terms of the vaccine, I'm hearing a lot of positivity from people about choosing to take the vaccine when it's available to the broader public, but I must admit that I've also been concerned to hear the echoes of misinformation that do exist. Misinformation isn't something new. However, when it threatens people's very lives and our collective health, there's a particular call on all of us to highlight how to identify false information and, most importantly, how to locate accurate information. Because of this, we now have a new obligation in terms of social solidarity. In addition to being vigilant about hand-washing, scanning, and wearing masks where required, we need to all seek out, hold, and pass on information responsibly about the vaccine. The best source of information is the Government's COVID website, and I'd encourage all New Zealanders to add the website covid19.govt.nz to your favourites so you can quickly check in on the facts as the vaccine roll-out continues. Kia ora tātou.