So to Dr Shane Reti and, perhaps, to Nicola Grigg as well, who put the case for a workforce strategy—I do refer those members to clause 14 of the bill, which was amended by the Pae Ora Legislation Committee, and I'll refer them to subclause (1)(fa) and (fb), which spells out, as part of the functions of Health New Zealand, in subparagraph (fa), "undertake health workforce planning; and (fb) collaborate with relevant entities to improve the capability and capacity of the health workforce;". So that is a statutory function of Health NZ, and there's a further obligation for them to cooperate with the Māori Health Authority on that. Because this is a Government that likes to back up its words with resources and action, the members will be aware from the Budget two weeks ago that we have put additional resources into workforce development for the Māori workforce, for the Pacific workforce, and for the health workforce generally, just in the way we have done with the mental health workforce that had been left pretty run down for nine years in a row by the previous Government.