I've already spoken about Te Tiriti o Waitangi and strengthening Te Tiriti o Waitangi. I'm positive that we can find more equitable outcomes as it will hold not only Health New Zealand but also the Māori Health Authority to account, and that's important. Our people have asked for this. And what I find interesting from the other side of the House is the health sector, despite all the pressures—and I want to thank them for the work that they do every day—even they're calling for this change. The nurses, the kaimahi, the doctors, the GP clinics, all of them, the Māori health providers are calling for these changes. They acknowledge they're working hard and they're doing the mahi with respect to the COVID-19 response and the roll-out of our vaccination plan. But even they are hugely optimistic about this particular bill and the work that's being done to restructure our health system.