So the ACT Party also believes that the status quo isn't acceptable. We have hospitals that are very run down. We have, essentially, Third World conditions, quite frankly, in some of our hospitals and people are languishing on waiting lists just for elective surgeries. It's hard now under COVID but it was terrible even before that. We need a modern healthcare system that empowers people to get the healthcare that they truly need and deserve and we can do that by reducing bureaucracy and having a stronger focus on patient outcomes but it needs to be a greater collaboration between the public healthcare system and private provision. We would be happy if the Government adopted some of the ACT Party's policies and ideas that I truly believe would help the healthcare system. We have publicly subsidised common elective surgeries—that's a good idea. A national, fully integrated IT system across public healthcare for patient management—that's another very good system. We need better security, if you see what's happened under the Waikato data breach. We also need new hospitals. We need to allow for building arrangements for construction of new facilities under public-private partnerships. We also need a new mental health and addiction agency that is a centralised agency for all mental health and addiction across New Zealand.