I guess the thing for me that lands most that I am learning and continue to learn, and I hope others around the House are learning that as well, is that when we get leaders from our communities—from impacted communities—that empowers appropriate decision-making, because people are more likely to take on board those messages when you have leaders from those communities. I was reflecting in my second reading speech around some of the lessons learnt around the Delta outbreak: how when Māori and Pasifika leaders, particularly health leaders, say certain things that the Government should actually be engaging with those and prioritising those voices—particularly our immunocompromised and disabled whānau.