The reason we are seeking to have a stand-alone committee, or a special committee, to consider this legislation is because it does two very important things. The first is, of course, it restructures the decision-making structure for our health system, a health system that has struggled to really deliver the needs for New Zealand for many years. It will be very health focused in that respect, and we expect a lot of people with an interest in the health system—which, frankly, is all of us, but a lot of people actively involved but otherwise connected to the health system—will want to have their say on those things about the health system and what might change about it.