Hon PEENI HENARE: We take a by Māori, for Māori approach and putting our whānau in the centre of everything we do. Our communities expect leadership, and this is what leadership looks like. Leading from behind: ka tika a mua; ka tika a muri. [If things go well up front, things will go well out back.] It is about protecting our whānau, hapū, iwi, and our whakapapa, and we are ensuring that those most at risk of getting sick from the virus are getting the vaccine as early as possible. Over the last 24 hours, we have heard from providers who are pleased that their calls have been heard and that Government is listening—for example, Manukau Urban Māori Authority chairperson, Bernie O'Donnell, and I quote: "Light at the end of the tunnel. … Rangatira are applauding the Government and urging our South Auckland community to be proactive." I'm pleased to say that the next phases of the COVID-19 vaccination programme is taking a strong stand for equity and has a focus on the protection of Māori whānau.