I want to tell another story about heading over to Whakatāne, and talking to Te Puna Ora o Mataatua and how excited they were about the health reforms that were coming up. They were stoked about the idea of the Māori Health Authority and told the story that when it came to contestable funding for health, they found themselves often in a very long line. They felt as though, as Treaty partners, they should have their own line, and it should be shorter and it should be funded because that's what Te Tiriti promised them. So they were very surprised and pleased that we would be establishing the Māori Health Authority. 