Hon DAVID PARKER: I didn't know that, but before I was born. But in any event, I agree with David Seymour and with the legal academics that this actually is an improvement to accountabilities. The Hon Michael Woodhouse said that this meant that the Minister of Health didn't have to have regard to what the director-general does and could just make his own mind up. That's actually not correct. The bill requires the Minister of Health to pay particular regard to what the Director-General of Health says.