I want to acknowledge all of those iwi-DHB partnerships all around the country that have tried to put together a strategic plan and work towards common goals. But at the end of the day, the DHBs, they're not doing a great job. That's nothing to do with the workers that are actually working day in and day out in our healthcare system. That's not their fault, it's the system. And that's what we need to change here. And that's what we're looking to do. We're changing the system and we're inserting Māori into this conversation like they should have been in this conversation in 1840. They weren't there then. We weren't there then. We're here now.