Of course, the World Health Organization said that mental health needs to be a key plank in any country's COVID recovery management plan. This Government is tone deaf to the submitters that have taken their time to raise genuine concerns about what is going to be a once-in-a-generation restructure of the health system. Why would we not get this right? Why would we not include mental health as a strategy? Why would we not include our rural communities? Because when you start to become stubborn like this, it starts to sound more and more ideological. Is the true point of this to be equitable? If it is, put those two population groups in. Or is the point of this bill to be simply, like the other bills coming through this Parliament, ideological, of taking away local people's views, centralising it, running everything from Wellington? The bureaucrats in Wellington do not know how to deliver health services in my electorate of Waimakariri. We have been waiting for after-hours healthcare services promised for a few years ago, now. We've got a rural health hospital that's been closed down. Taking rural out of this bill—