In the time available, I'd like to just go into a bit more detail on a couple of those, starting with the health reforms. As we know, in April this year, in response to the Health and Disability System Review the Government announced reforms of the health sector. This includes disestablishing our 20 DHBs and establishing two new entities: Health New Zealand and the Māori Health Authority. As many are aware, Health New Zealand will assume a lot of the functions of DHBs, taking over their contractual arrangements and their assets, and also assume functions of the Ministry of Health. The Māori Health Authority will lead the commissioning of Māori health services and co-commissioning services which significantly impact on Māori. So we heard that Budget 2021 includes $486 million over four years to implement these reforms, and that not only includes cost of restructuring but also includes the commissioning of some services. When the Minister was talking to us, he was talking about the fact that establishing these structures and looking at the respective governance and decision-making arrangements would need to be rolled out over a four-year period.