It's been really encouraging, as well, to see the work flowing through from Minister Hipkins in Education, where they responded to needs identified by the community of the concern about the impact on children needing to leave their homes at that time and not having the ability to maintain their attachment to school. So Education worked with the Ministry of Social Development (MSD), other Government agencies, and our community organisations to be able to get educational resources to kids in that situation, including them being able to access laptops so that they were able to keep up with their school work just like other kids. I think that's showing the benefit of us all working together—that, actually, it's putting our families front and centre and making sure that we're not just kind of carrying on blithely doing what we think is needed and not checking whether it's meeting the needs of our community. 