And, of course, at this stage in the pandemic, we know that some people can be infected with COVID and not show symptoms, but rapid antigen tests, or RATs, are only available for free to those with symptoms, if they are available at all. In Gisborne, there's one pharmacy who sells them, and they're sold out, and there is a queue of cars around the block—which is great; get tested—at the Salvation Army hall, but it's really, really hard to get those tests. So we need to scale up provision of those RATs so that anyone can screen for COVID, to prevent asymptomatic transmission in high-risk locations, and to vulnerable people, because the vaccine pass can no longer guarantee that the holder is not infected. N95 masks, or equivalent, need to be free and easily accessible, and community health providers must have the resources to get masks to those who need them most. 