But this particular bill—to describe it as a mess, I think, would be a little bit too generous. Let me count the ways. The first issue is that the bill intends to give DHBs the decision-making power over and above local authorities, and that leads to a number of difficulties. Perhaps the most obvious one is that the Government has taken the position that DHBs are fairly hopeless and will soon be replaced. So to have an initiative to give them more power would seem to be an error. It's trying to remedy that with a Supplementary Order Paper that would, effectively, make Ashley Bloomfield responsible. These are the people who were, for instance, responsible for distributing personal protective equipment during the lockdown last year, have been responsible for the vaccine roll-out of measles last year, the COVID-19 vaccine this year, and have subsequently been responsible for the Government's testing regime. I'm not sure that they're the people that should be given more power to make more decisions; nevertheless, that is what is proposed.