But we have also faced challenges. We saw in our vaccine roll-out that some DHBs were slower to roll out vaccinations than others. This is what we mean by the postcode lottery. There are many small and financially challenged DHBs that needed the greater support to complete their roll-out. It also revealed the inadequacy of some small DHBs' investments in their IT system and, as a result, we had to build multiple systems centrally. This Government is committed to reforming the health system for our day-to-day health so it can be improved, but also in case we face future health challenges, like the pandemic, that we inevitably will. Critical to this is building a Māori Health Authority that will address the shameful health inequalities that have, for far too long, characterised healthcare in our country. At the heart of our reformed Ministry of Health will be a public health agency where the skills and knowledge built through this pandemic will be deployed to address preventable causes of disease in the future.