I'd like to spend a moment on one of these key reforms, and that is the health reform. There is need for substantial investment to ensure that Health New Zealand and the Māori Health Authority are established on a secure and stable footing, and are able to address the pressing health sector needs. For Pacific people, the greater focus on primary and community care will serve us well. There is longstanding evidence that the DHB-based system has not delivered equitable outcomes across the country for Māori and Pacific peoples, and particularly for those in rural areas. Māori and Pacific people are twice as likely to die young from conditions that could have been treated, and being Māori or Pacific determines what sort of treatment you receive. The establishment of a new Māori Health Authority to drive hauora Māori and commission health services directly in the creation of a dedicated public health agency are the steps that we're taking to reduce fragmentation, address the challenges caused by historic underfunding, and support the structures that will enable the health system to improve outcomes for New Zealanders.