In that book, I made it quite clear that I have gout arthritis—right? That is something that people may associate with, I think, William Pitt the Younger and various other 17th century politicians in the United Kingdom, and they, disastrously, prescribed port, Mr Speaker, which, as you would know, I don't partake in. But that was the situation then. So it's not universally a Māori issue, but it is true that in New Zealand, a couple of hundred thousand - odd sufferers of gout arthritis, disproportionately, are Polynesian men: Māori and Pasifika males. 