So our amendments would strengthen the bill by ensuring it better reflects Te Tiriti o Waitangi and our mana motuhake as tangata whenua. Our Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 167 would establish a Māori Director-General of Health. If it was a true Tiriti-centric model, it would have a mirror. So whatever New Zealand health has, the Māori Health Authority should also have. So a Māori Director-General of Health would lead the operational management of the Ministry of Health alongside the Director-General of Health. So you would have two. Just like the Māori Health Authority and Health New Zealand, you would have two working side by side, working together to ensure that there is not a mismatch in the direction of trying to close health inequities for Māori. As I've heard the mono-health approach by ACT—you know, we would start to close where Māori die seven to 10 years earlier than everybody else. So the two key roles would work together and have the same powers, duties, and functions. All key decisions previously made solely by the Director-General of Health would be made by both positions, and if they cannot reach agreement on giving decisions then the decision will be referred to the Minister of Health for resolution. 