What I'd like to focus on is strategic planning, which is a core part of the bill, because what the bill does is it establishes a whole suite of key strategic documents. Within those four strategies—a New Zealand health strategy, a Māori, a Pacific, and a disability health strategy—basically, what we have is a lot of submitters that then suggested that we added other strategies to that, focusing on children, the rainbow community, Asian people, refugees, rural communities, rare disorders, mental health and addictions, women, and medicines. I think one of the challenges the Pae Ora Legislation Committee had is thinking about how you could actually achieve overall consistency if you ended up with a whole lot of different strategies, which each pulled a particular issue off into its own separate strategy, and then how you would consider the strategic direction as a whole, because there was a real concern that you may end up with fragmentation.