Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: Yes. Within hours of the announcement of COVID-19's re-emergence, Auckland Whānau Ora commissioning agencies and their partners activated their resurgence plans, setting up testing clinics alongside DHBs and other providers. Te Pou Matakana, which is a Whānau Ora commissioning agency in Auckland, is operating three pop-up testing stations across Tāmaki-makau-rau to support whānau to access testing facilities. In response to the congestion at Druces Road testing station, Te Puea Marae stood up a pop-up testing station outside the marae on Monday, 17 August—again, to alleviate pressure across the city and provide access to testing. If we look at the testing taken between 12 to 18 August, as at 5 p.m., roughly, the percentage for Māori of total tests taken equated to 16.1 percent, and for the Pasifika community, 23.7 percent. 