Dr Reti was on the select committee that spent 10 days working through the issues that were raised in the Budget night legislation that had its first reading, and there were a number of things around the funding provisions, leave liability, a mediation mechanism, whether the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act vet was going to pass. There were some sensible changes to that legislation, and we got a meaningful settlement. We're not getting a meaningful anything out of this. This is just a terrible—terrible—process. It's a disgraceful process, and as Dr Reti said, it's by no means the first time that we've had health bills rushed through—firstly introduced under urgency, and then by agreement with the Business Committee through remaining stages—and I absolutely am convinced that it won't be the last. 