So those groups at the moment are wrapping around those groups that have been, you know, really in precarious housing, and making sure that they are vaccinated and supported during this time. That involves some really gnarly problems. They're not easy to fix, but the groups are working together, and those networks that have met together and meet, actually, every Wednesday at 8 a.m., and sometimes twice a week—those groups all know each other now, and they all actually have formed a trust. But they also know the people they need to help, and that's an incredibly important thing that they're doing in Auckland. It isn't one thing alone; it is many things that are going on like that, and I want to talk about some of those others. 