Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: Equity for Māori is a critical feature of the ministry's COVID-19 response, and we are ensuring it is considered at every stage of the pandemic. One of the ministry's first steps was to introduce a proactive influenza vaccination programme with a specific focus on kaumātua and kuia. This was launched in mid-March to target vulnerable groups, including Māori. The programme has been successful, with twice the amount of kaumātua and kuia receiving their flu vaccinations compared to previous years. I'd also note that the Cancer Control Agency has recently appointed an equity director. In the context of the pandemic, the agency has developed treatment guidelines for medical oncology, radio oncology, haematology, cancer surgery, and cancer radiology. The Cancer Control Agency is also looking at the non-treatment drivers of cancer inequities to identify what other resources or supports might be required to maximise access to cancer treatment and care.