Some of the Budget is for the Ministry of Health to establish these new entities—Health New Zealand, Māori Health Authority—and some of the associated functions, but there's also some other spending: for example, for Health New Zealand, some funding to pilot the local network planning approach that sits and underpins those health reforms, and also funding over four years for the Māori Health Authority. The Minister talked about how Tā Mason Durie is leading the steering group of Māori leaders and having discussions within Māori communities about how the Māori Health Authority might operate. He also gave examples of, for example, screening campaigns for cancers that disproportionately impact Māori as an example of where the Māori Health Authority could advocate for policy that addresses disparity for Māori.