It was with this change to the bill—this last minute change to actually acknowledge rural health—that we hoped that the Minister would also adopt two of our other recommendations. That was, firstly, for the medicines strategy and the Māori Health Authority. Now, Pharmac last week—at the time we were debating—they had their Pharmac final report come back from the Pharmac Review. In that review they talked about a lack of transparency, they talked about the problems with medicines access for all New Zealanders, and they said that a medicines strategy was needed—they called it a crucial omission that a medicines strategy was not part of this health reform.