I want to acknowledge that New Zealand has a very complex arrangement with families. You know, there are a whole range of different structures and ethnicities and cultures, and there are over 260 different cultures and ethnicities within New Zealand. It shouldn't be that we are dividing people based on their race; we should be giving people the healthcare they need based on their needs. I want to raise one particularly salient example and that's that of my colleague Karen Chhour. I am talking about this with her permission, of course. You know, Karen is Māori. Her husband is Cambodian. She has four wonderful Cambodian/Māori/New Zealand children. Why should it be that her children are put in a position where they are pitting their different racial heritages against each other and having to pick which one of their heritages they place more weight on? We should be basing those children's needs on their needs, not based on which race they particularly want to identify with.