This bill changes administration, but it doesn't answer the basic questions of whether we'll get better treatments, faster, and for more people. So what does this bill actually do? Well, it removes the 20 district health boards and it replaces it with Health New Zealand and the Māori Health Authority, and there'll be five to eight board members on both. One of those board members sitting on the Māori Health Authority will also be able to be a member of Health New Zealand. Now, these two separate entities will be able to come together to create and carve up New Zealand into locality plans, but there is an issue here that iwi-Māori partnership boards must also be consulted on these plans. It says that a locality plan is made when it's agreed to by Health New Zealand, the Māori Health Authority, and the relevant iwi-Māori partnership board.