We put forward a minority view during the select committee, because we don't believe that restructuring the healthcare sector, and saying that we need to remove the district health boards because we're trying to get rid of a postcode lottery, and putting in place one Health New Zealand will make it better. But then, having the Government acknowledge that, no, they don't want just one healthcare system, it would be better if there are two—two healthcare systems, Health New Zealand plus the Māori Health Authority, and to make it even more complicated, "Why don't we put in place locality structures that are put in place by iwi-Māori partnership boards?"—the Government still can't answer the question of how many iwi-Māori partnership boards there will be, how many localities there'll be—he says up to 80—and how they'll be structured. They've been given up to two years to create localities, and then another year for a locality plan. 