Parts 2 and 3 of my SOP demand equitable services to achieve equitable outcomes. National, in health, wants to talk the language of outcomes, not the language of bureaucracy. We understand the unique needs of rural communities. The strategic priorities for rural-health providers are: (1) to improve rural Māori health outcomes; and (2) to grow the rural-health workforce from within the heart of rural New Zealand. And the three principles in our SOP serve all those agendas. I note, today, that late in the piece, an SOP has appeared on the table from the Minister that seeks to recognise—surprise, surprise—a rural-health strategy in amongst, I believe, clause 40A—very late in the piece on the day. I think he's recognised the pain from rural communities in excluding them and having them invisible in this bill.