The ability of the new health system to take a bird's-eye view of our public health needs is also going to be critical for the people of Manurewa. I acknowledge the Green member Chlöe Swarbrick for her advocacy for a public health system which deals with things like alcohol and drugs. I hear from people on the doorsteps in Manurewa that there are too many bottle stores on every suburban corner and that we need evidence-based health responses to curbing alcohol harms, which is what the investment in this new public health system allows. Why do we need that? Why do the people of Manurewa need that? Because Manurewa's population is disproportionately affected by alcohol harm, especially Māori women like me who suffer more adverse effects as a result of other people's drinking than anyone else. 