The one message that I continue to promote amongst the Māori communities is the vaccine. I have done this since March and I will continue to do it today. Over the past two weeks, we have seen an exponential increase in the uptake of the vaccine by the Māori community. We need this to continue. Minister Hipkins has already spoken about the approach that we've taken towards the vaccine roll-out, and that is the whānau approach. We've done that from the start, and I want to continue to express to our whānau that we need you to come forward to make yourself available for the vaccine. Today, 1 September, the eligibility opens up to all of our whānau who are aged 12 and older. Please, whānau, wherever you are in the country, make yourself available for the vaccine. We're working hard with Māori health providers and general health providers to make sure that the accessibility is in our community and, in particular, in our rural and remote parts of Aotearoa New Zealand, and we want to continue to support that so that wherever our whānau are, they have access to the vaccine.