Hon PRIYANCA RADHAKRISHNAN: Our ethnic communities make up a significant proportion of New Zealand's population—close to 20 percent, to be precise. Since we know that getting vaccinated is the best way to protect ourselves and others, it's important that we support communities to get the information they need to get the vaccination. It's also important that we support communities to lead those efforts, as they are best placed to be able to access harder to reach groups within their own communities. Our ethnic communities have told us that, for example, being able to provide things like transport, interpreters, and collateral in their own languages makes a real difference in order for them to be able to organise vaccine drives that are culturally appropriate. That's why we created those funds, to be able to support community organisations directly with this. I want to acknowledge that vaccination rates are high across ethnic communities as a whole, but that doesn't mean that our work is done. We will continue to support everyone who is eligible to access the vaccine.