Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. Just picking up on that last point that the Minister of Health said, there was a slightly circular argument about that, because it's not the commission's responsibility to adhere to the targets but the health sector's. I heard the Minister say that it would be problematic in some way to bind the commission to either do or not do something. Well, I think that's flawed logic. If, as he says, the commission is free to set targets, then why not build that in as part of the functions under clause 11? I very strongly support Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 509 in Mr Doocey's name, and, indeed, I've got a bill in the members' bill ballot to do more or less the sorts of things that this proposes, right across the health sector. And, indeed, it's modelled on the very language that the Prime Minister herself used in the bill that was passed with child poverty reduction targets.