However—however—this new health system, we very much support it. We support its aim to give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the most important evidence of which is the establishment of the Māori Health Authority. It was one of our priorities—Te Mātāwaka, our Māori caucus of the Greens—we announced at Waitangi this year, because in our consultations with tangata whenua they absolutely confirmed the need for this change but also to make sure that that authority was independent and adequately resourced. It was a stroke of genius to appoint Tā Mason Durie to come back and lead that development of that authority, as one of the most trusted Māori leaders we have ever had. But it must be really strange for him to create something 36 years ago—actually created 37, probably before—coming back in the hope that that vision might actually be closer at hand.