What I learnt is how deep the resilience of the Papatoetoe community runs. International evidence shows that the communities that recover from a natural or health disaster aren't the richest ones, they're the most connected, and that's the lesson of the COVID-19 pandemic for all New Zealanders. Where we have been united we have pulled through. Where we care for people, we have led the world, and we're not the wealthiest nation, but we're getting on with the job of rebuilding now. It's a lesson for me. I'm a community organiser, I believe in the practice of community organising. I've always been committed to using my political and legal skills for the benefit of my community, and to build power around the issues that elevate leaders from the grassroots. I've been attacked in question time today for that community organising philosophy, but I will not apologise for a commitment to helping my community at the grassroots, through door-knocking and elevating those leaders. To Papatoetoe, I say, "Keep it up, we're with you."