HARETE HIPANGO (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. Minister Little, this evening I too have sat and listened, and rise to take this call in my spokesperson role for children. When I turn to the title of this bill, Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill, of course my mind and my heart turn to: where's the children's interest in this bill? And, interestingly, Minister, this morning on the Social Services and Community Committee there was scrutiny of the oversight of the Oranga Tamariki systems bill, the Oranga Tamariki Amendment Bill. At a cursory glance at the bill, I am concerned that there is no reference to or mention of the future of our country, Aotearoa New Zealand: our children. We have a ministry in Oranga Tamariki. This "pae ora" bill is about the healthy futures. So, Minister, I invite due consideration, particularly in relation to clause 10, which is the overview of the Minister's role; particularly subpart 5 of Part 2, which is under debate this evening, "Key health documents", from clause 29; and then, particularly, "Health strategies", from clause 37 onwards—detecting, denoting, Minister, with the Supplementary Order Paper that was filed under your name this evening, the inclusion of the rural communities and also of women with a women's health strategy. And then there has been discussion more recently this evening in terms of aged care, our older generation.