Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: The testing regime has enabled more tests to be taken across vulnerable communities nationwide and, in this instance, Māori and Pasifika communities. Nearly 30,000 tests have been made in Māori and Pasifika communities in the past week. This has bolstered the investigation into the latest Auckland coronavirus cluster and has been instrumental in tracing contacts across the city. As stated by the Director-General of Health, Dr Ashley Bloomfield, our people are not the problem; the virus is the problem—people are the solution. The Government is encouraging whānau and ainga to get the test if you're sick or in the targeted contact-tracing group, keep a record of where you've been, horoia ō ringaringa—wash your hands—wear a mask, and remain vigilant. 