Who better to commission Māori health services, who better to monitor Māori health outcomes, and who better to develop Māori health policy, than Māori? Detractors will of course say that we're creating some sort of two-tier system and favouring one group of people over another, but that's trivial, it's silly, and it's simply not true. In fact, the opposite is true. The Māori Health Authority is a distinct entity, but it is one that will work in partnership with the other relevant entities as we take a much needed, more robust, holistic approach to health. Equality in health achieved by raising healthcare standards and accessibility to all New Zealanders is the intended outcome, and it's the intended outcome of this bill. Indeed, it will be how this aspect of the bill will ultimately be judged.