This morning at the Health Committee we had a number of Māori health experts talking about vaccination and about Māori inequity in COVID. These women had a wealth of experience, but their wealth of experience and expertise had not been listened to. I found it incredibly humbling listening to the work that two of these Māori GPs had been undertaking. But one of those Māori GPs said how incredibly difficult it had been to be able to get registered to be able to use the vaccine. They had had to be incredibly committed to their patients. They had had to jump through all sorts of hoops to be able to distribute the vaccine. I thought it was incredibly sad that this Government had not recognised the wealth of experience and knowledge and capability at grass-roots level for our Māori communities to be able to get that vaccine out when we should have.