Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Yes. I'm satisfied that this investment over a period of four years is value for money alongside the other Budget 2021 announcements for health, which included $2.7 billion for front-line funding, $516 million for digital and IT infrastructure, $200 million extra for Pharmac, and $100 million to improve road and air ambulances. No one wants to continue with a health system that offers inconsistent services across the country seeing some New Zealanders missing out and that sees growing inequity of access and outcomes. The reality is there is a cost to change. The Budget 2021 allocation to fund this much-needed change includes around $126 million for the Māori Health Authority to expand and improve front-line services.