ezbee:

 

The levels effect the mobility of everyone. Even with flouting.
There is still a lot less mixing and people interacting with Level 3 than level 2.

 

Loitering and wandering isles of Mitre10, Farmers, shops and malls, sit down café and restaurant service and bars.
These greatly accelerate mixing across groups and spread well beyond the parties.

 

It would not be acceptable to leave Maori behind without having expended maximum effort.
Apparently in 2018 the proportion of Maori doctors was 3.5%, and lack of GPS in certain areas may also effect engagement.
Possibly also a reflection of proportions in Science etc 

 

Who knew you need a high level of social cohesion, drug reform, affordable housing, strong medical, education and social services.
In a pandemic.

 

Something to consider in opening up the export food baskets to Auckland.
One of our largest trade partner has signaled a case in this chain and exports stop, product on the way rejected.
That's a significant problem to deal with our cash cow in future when rest of NZ wants to join Auckland.

 

Many people in level 2 are living like they are in level 3. Level 2 for many is just level 3 with haircuts or cafes, but I have found there aren't as many people out and about in town. All level 2 areas are potentially hours away from being put back into level 3 or 4 should a new case be picked up, because outside Auckland, NZ is still following elimination.