I want to give you a couple of examples. The Prime Minister earlier today talked about the vaccine strategy task force that was set up in May 2020. Well, the very groups of people—300,000, actually—are reached by Whānau Ora providers, who do extraordinary work and are doing it on the ground right now. Te Puni Kōkiri told Minister Henare that funding was available, and advised to fund commissioning agencies so that they could be part of the overall vaccine strategy, recognising the particular expertise they have in reaching the very 300,000 New Zealanders that potentially needed the vaccine ahead of others, but what happened? No, the Minister ignored the advice, didn't seek funding, and now expects Whānau Ora providers to provide vaccination support over and above what they are already doing.