Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Thank you, Madam Chair. I thank the member Elizabeth Kerekere for her questions. I'm just looking round to see whether my colleague the Hon Ayesha Verrall is here—she's not. On the second of the member's questions in relation to any possible rainbow strategy or pathways to healthcare for gender diverse people, I can say that has been a priority piece of work for this Government, and in particular for Dr Verrall. We have stepped up, particularly in relation to gender-affirming surgery—we're now seeing a commitment to that that we hadn't seen for a long time. So a record number of procedures performed last year, we've been having a little bit of difficulty getting traction this year, but the numbers of cases being considered, and candidates for those procedures entering the appropriate therapeutic pathways, those numbers are increasing, which I hope will be encouraging to the member. 