If one listens to that side of the House, you would swear it was a picture of doom and gloom. The ACT Party today has just got up and said that they would look towards a huge policy reform where—well, a quick look at their policies will help one see that, actually, they only mention the word "inequity" in their health policy once. And that's because they think it only applies to rural centres and Māori that live in those rural centres. It does not acknowledge that most Māori live in an urban centre. It doesn't acknowledge the conversation I had with a wahine in Paihia a couple of weeks ago—Pākehā wahine—who said to me, "You know what, Minister Henare? I got my vaccine first dose, second dose, and the booster from the local Māori provider, the Ngāti Hine Health Trust. Why? Because our GP services don't cater for us, so I go to the Māori health provider who is providing more in rural communities than any of the other GP services." And yet you just have to quickly look at the health policies from the ACT Party and you'll see a step backwards.