We are in a different phase in this response to this virus. We all probably have family and friends who are now infected or are recovering. One of my first family members to be infected by this virus was my six-week-old niece, Pei. Pei's parents noticed that their new-born child wasn't breathing properly. They noticed her nose was blocked. She wasn't feeding. So there is an intuition that parents have: they know when it is time to move. So her parents trusted their gut and they took her to hospital. When she took her to hospital, straight away the doctors and nurses tested her for COVID and she came out positive. But this has a good ending. Pei received exemplary care in Te Puke in Tauranga. She is recovering really well at home with her parents, who also tested positive. Her parents are incredibly grateful to her community in Te Puke, especially the Poutiri Trust, for their help, for checking in on them, and for all the prayers and messages they've received from afar. As we experience this outbreak, it is those community groups and welfare providers that will be at the forefront of caring for our community as people self-isolate.