Number one, we should rename this bill to be called the "Co-governance Bill", because that's what it is. This health reform is not a health reform; it is an exercise in co-governance rather than in health needs and better health outcomes for New Zealanders. The second amendment that I would make to this is to call it the "Democracy is Different in New Zealand Bill", because that is what the Ministers in this Chamber have said. They've said publicly that democracy is different in New Zealand. I think that's a disgrace, and it should be front and centre. Rather than being called the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill, it actually should say what it is: that this Government doesn't believe that healthcare should be put at the centre of our health reform; co-governance should be put at the centre of our health reform. This bill should have asked the question: how do we get better access to more treatments, to more New Zealanders, faster? This bill is adding bureaucracy to our healthcare system. It will make it harder for New Zealanders to get access to healthcare, because it's focusing on the wrong problem. It's focused on co-governance and changing the definition of democracy in New Zealand rather than on focusing on patients.