So this legislation does some very important things. It takes the 20 DHBs that we have at the moment and puts them into one organisation. It has the benefits of coordination across the system as a whole; not 20 different decision makers in different parts of the country, but one decision maker that can plan across the system as whole, and that takes into account the fact that there is increased mobility of the population. Where you go to get your health treatment should not be significantly different depending on where you are in the country. This reform and this bill will allow us to do that with the establishment of Health New Zealand.