It's incredibly important if you look at the two areas that are really standing out, and one of those areas is Māori health. Māori have lived off the smell of an oily rag for ever and a day. The Waitangi Tribunal talked about Māori health being in a catastrophic position—a catastrophic position. For too long, our people have been put into a process that has failed them and received minimal funding. We, again, have heard this. Māori Ministers have heard this and put forward the idea of an independent Māori health authority. That has been hugely well received by our people. It's an opportunity for our people to express their rangatiratanga, something that is foreign to the National Party. They mix up rangatiratanga, sadly, with apartheid, and have said that a number of times. But as the Hon Kelvin Davis has said, rangatiratanga is based on empowerment and apartheid is based on oppression. 