Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Yeah, and as we've always said, of course, it will still be for the Government of the day to determine health priorities. Then, of course, what we're expecting is that Health NZ and the Māori Health Authority are involved in operationalising and developing the plans to roll out those priorities. One thing I would say in the nuance around the way that the funding—and I obviously can't say too much more on the way that will be divided, but one of the questions around funding that I would ask all members to keep in mind is that whilst we've said we want commissioning powers for the Māori Health Authority, there will still be, of course, the provision of healthcare through Health NZ that reaches Māori populations too. So it won't be the case that every single dollar spent on someone who identifies as Māori within the health system will go entirely through the Māori Health Authority. It's just a nuance worth being aware of.