Maureen Pugh has, first of all, asked about the functions of Health New Zealand—and I think they're pretty clearly set out in clause 14 of the bill—and referred to the West Coast, the clinics that are owned by the district health board (DHB). That is correct. That was in order to ensure there were good primary care services. The DHB, frankly, had to step in where other primary care providers, particularly GPs in private practice, were not prepared to go. And they've developed what, in my observation, is an excellent model, where they can train aspiring GPs in the hospital and put them out into their practices, and they can move them around as needs must. So I think—and I see Ms Pugh nodding—she should be very happy. I think there's a great set of services there. Not to say they're not under pressure, because, I think, like everywhere, they are.