But not only that, we had the Prime Minister come into my electorate. Just when you're trying to focus on getting rates, in comes the Prime Minister. There's nothing like drawing the attention to the fact that we needed to lift Māori vaccination rates than having the PM in your electorate. So we had her at Wainuiōmata Marae where she engaged with Kōkiri Marae Services and Teresea and the team who are doing a stellar job out there. She then came to Flaxmere at Tōtara Health. She met with our Māori Hauoras at te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga. She went up to Wairoa and saw firsthand and engaged with the rangatahi about some of their concerns that they had around vaccination, and she openly answered the questions that they posed to her. It was then on to Gisborne to meet with the Hauoras in Gisborne, and then, of course, up the East Coast where she engaged with people on the ground. 