They were the first in New Zealand to set up a drive-through vaccination clinic at the Edgar Centre in South Dunedin. They had that clinic set up overnight prior to the vaccines even being delivered, and the Southern DHB thought, "Oh, we'd better get on to that waka." They got the vaccines delivered. Te Kaika got vaccines into people's arms incredibly quickly. My own family went down and by December 2021, almost 100,000 people in Dunedin had been vaccinated by them. They drove the region to one of the highest vaccination rates for Māori in New Zealand. That is what collaboration looks like, that is what success looks like, and that's the type of model that the Māori Health Authority will be able to empower in New Zealand. It's about partnership. It's about having a seat at the decision-making table for health. 