One thing I want to make very clear, also because of previous comments, is that communities will remain at the heart of the system. This is something that this side of the House knows only too well. We understand communities. Most of us come from a grassroots, organising, activist base. We understand what that means and what it actually means in reality. With the additions of locality networks, which the Minister of Health has described earlier on, each of which will be within the health sectors for regional divisions, that's the means by which to ensure local voices are effectively heard. If anybody thinks that having a triennial election—and I think, as a member on the other side of the House mentioned earlier on, with the misfortunes of an STV system and all of the name recognition sort of criteria that almost certainly guarantees election—if that accounts for local representation, then we're not doing things correctly.