I want to come back to some challenging circumstances too, because level 4 meant that tikanga practices had to change for Māori, in relation specifically to tangihanga. But do you know what? When they got the information around the overriding health advice about how tikanga may need to accommodate the reality of what we were dealing with to stop the potential of any spread in any community, kaiwhakarite and iwi got alongside the initiative to ensure that whānau in their absolute time of grief and need, where they would want to come together and grieve—we were trying to work through a process that worked well from a cultural context. I want to acknowledge iwi, kaiwhakarite, and communities of funeral directors who have supported cultural practices in this instance. 