This bill reforms our healthcare sector by taking away 20 district health boards. It replaces them with Health New Zealand and the Māori Health Authority, and it then carves up New Zealand into localities with separate locality plans. There are up to 80 localities but, as of today, we still have no idea from the Minister whether it will be closer to eight or 80 localities. It also then puts in place the iwi-Māori partnership boards who will be consulted on and who will set in place these localities. But as of today, we don't know who the iwi-Māori partnership boards will be because that's up to the whim of the Māori Health Authority, and we don't know where the localities will be.