Prioritising the health of all New Zealanders is one of the core values of Labour Governments past and present. The present Labour Government has an ambitious and transformative plan for improving our health system—you may have heard some details about that—and, as a consequence, of improving our health outcomes. And as we've heard from almost all contributions tonight, improving oral health is important. That's not something that's disputed. That's not something where there's been a huge gap between us or contrary information or opinions. And it's an important part of our plan as well, which is why this bill is significant. I also think it's fair to say that we must do all we can to prevent and mitigate tooth decay. And while fluoridation and putting fluoride in the water supply certainly isn't a magic or a silver bullet, tooth decay is painful, it's expensive, and like many other health issues, it disproportionately affects our most vulnerable citizens. So it's an important part of the solution.