Hon ANDREW LITTLE: A number of points on that. Firstly, the funding in Budget 2022 for the Māori Health Authority was additional funding on top of what had been appropriated for the health reforms in Budget 2021. In addition to that, the current funding that DHBs and the ministry manage for funding kaupapa Māori health services will transfer to the Māori Health Authority. That's roughly $1.2 billion over four years. And the third point I would make is that funding for health services in the Budget is funding for health services, not for any particular health entity, and it's my expectation that, as Health New Zealand and the Māori Health Authority get to work on the health plan and work out the various activities that they will each undertake, there will be agreement over funding that the Māori Health Authority will have sole responsibility for to continue its commissioning work and also to grow and develop kaupapa Māori health services.