In my contribution, as well, today, I want to say to our whānau out there: do not be afraid. Our Māori health providers, our health providers, and our health sector, our community leaders have been well briefed with respect to this particular plan and how we deal with Omicron in our community. I encourage, for those whānau who are feeling a little bit nervous about Omicron coming into their communities, reach out to the whānau, reach out to your Māori health provider, reach out to the health sector who can support you to make sure that, as Omicron continues to sweep across our country, you are in the best position to keep you and your whānau safe. That's the message we need to make sure our people hear: not the message from what we're hearing on the forecourt of this Parliament, but the message that we can do this and we can do this together. We've proven over the past two years that our response to COVID-19 is world leading and we can continue to make sure it's that way as we look towards the future and what comes. 