So Te Whare Tapa Whā was an integral part of He Korowai Oranga, the Māori Health Strategy, when that was first launched in November 2002. It set a new direction back then, new and shiny, an overarching framework to guide the Government and the health and disability sector on creating better health outcomes for Māori. The initial aim was Whānau Ora—that Māori families would be supported to achieve their maximum health and wellbeing. It was updated in 2014 with "Pae ora – healthy futures". And, as they refreshed that strategy, so with the foundation of "Whānau ora – healthy families", they added "Mauri ora – healthy individuals" and "Wai ora – healthy environments". And so, for us, working in the health sector and working in our different ways in the community, around health and wellbeing, it felt like we had such high hopes, but we had so many crushing disappointments. Many of the people in this House have got health backgrounds, but you don't need that to know about the huge disparities in Māori health.