The reality of the matter is that we shouldn't be in this position where fluoride is so essential. The crisis of Māori oral health is a result of decades of systemic racism in the health system and under-investment in oral and primary healthcare. The data is clear that even for Māori who are accessing fluoridated water supplies, their oral health outcomes are still much worse than the general population. What is really needed is free dental care and free primary healthcare across the board. Far too many whānau can't even afford to attend the dentist more less access it. We won't have a truly free and accessible health service until we have a Government with the courage to invest at the scale that is needed. We look forward to working with MPs across the House to improve this legislation and to continue to find solutions to deal with the oral health crisis in Aotearoa. Nō reira, tēnā tātou katoa.