But in amongst that dreariness, Auckland has been doing the mahi, has been doing the work. People have been going out and getting vaccinated. I'm proud of the rates in my electorate of New Lynn: 94 percent first dose, 87 percent second dose. That's a great effort from the area I come from. I'm proud of the work that I've been able to do with some of our other elected representatives, getting pop-up clinics into areas which are under-vaccinated. So about three weeks ago, four weeks ago, when I was crunching some of the data. We knew that vaccination rates were low in Waitakere village, low in Huia and in Pīhā, low in Glenavon. So with the help of Dr Anthony Jordan and Harshna Mistry from the district health boards (DHBs) and with fellow local representatives Greg Presland, Shane Henderson, Kay Thomas, Saffron Toms, and a local in Huia, Fleur Gray, we arranged to get pop-up clinics out so that we could try to get those vaccination rates up. It was a real example of working with people to get the vaccinations done. I'm very grateful to those people for their work.