But the great thing about this was that Super Saturday saw the best in business as well. We had a number of businesses support our efforts in Mana, because, unfortunately, in the Wellington region, Mana has some of the lowest rates in some pockets in our electorate. So we saw the likes of Vodafone New Zealand, Uber Eats, Google, Capital GR, Pak 'N Save Porirua, New World, Cus Uniforms & Sportswear, and the New Zealand Māori Tourism Board. We even had the Pacific Island diplomatic corps come out, and what was interesting about them is I put the challenge to them at the opening ceremony of the Pasifika youth event, which was by youth and for youth. I put the challenge out to the corps saying, "I see you've got flat shoes on. Come door knock with me and my team." So I acknowledge Papali'i Tommy Scanlan, who is the high commissioner from Samoa. He and his wife beat the streets with myself, with Minister Verrall, with Minister Faafoi, with our mayor, with a number of our councillors, and with a number of volunteers to knock on doors through Cannons Creek and Waitangirua to ask people the key question: what support do you need to be vaccinated? A number of them even needed transport or they needed in-home vaccinations, which we are organising with our health providers. So we thank you all for that work.