I want to tell one very small story which sums this up. There is a health and social service provider in the beautiful Waiariki region. This is a Māori health provider that goes into our very small communities—and they are rural communities as well—and it is their job to fight for contracts. They have to go in and they have to fight within the health system for those contracts. When they do that, it's actually a really, really long line. Every time that they do that, they have to say, "We're doing this because we are able to deliver on the equity that our communities deserve, but you need to have faith with us." That hasn't happened. Sometimes they're successful; sometimes they're not.