Dr ELIZABETH KEREKERE: —in many parts of our community. This will be a surprise to people! Many parts of our community advocated through this submission process, and have been lobbying me ever since. When I first put up, some time ago, the Supplementary Order Paper 154 for this, I got a lovely letter back from the Minister and I was going to speak to this anyway, but I accepted the fact that it wasn't going to be part of this bill. However, I come here today and suddenly there's a rural strategy, and so I am emboldened to start again. And I just want to acknowledge, too, about the rural strategy, how much we support that, and that when our colleagues have raised this in the select committee and through this process—because so many of our people who are Māori, Pasifika, a range of all of our people who live in rural areas who are most affected by the postcode lottery, and who will have the most difficult time in making this new system work, without a clear strategy, so I'm very thankful. 