Just finally, I find it interesting when Mr Doocey talked about DHBs and then going towards the traffic light system, and I'll tell you why. Because what we're saying is if they cared that much, then why haven't the DHBs put their hand up to be held to account? They are publicly elected, many of them, and I want to encourage Mr Bridges to go back to the Bay of Plenty and ask them why their vaccination rates aren't high enough. That's just a clear example that the DHBs in this particular instance have tried their best—some of them haven't tried their best. But ultimately the vaccination rates are a sign that what needs to change is the health system fundamentally and I'm proud that this particular bill will do that. I look forward to its passage, and I look forward to rigorous debate throughout its passage here in the House, and I commend this bill to the House.