This SOP requires the bill to ensure that rural communities have three things, and we've placed it high up in the bill in amongst the principles attendant to clause 7. The first is we require rural communities to have access to services in proportion to their health needs. The health needs of rural communities are high end and unique. Access, distance, communication, and workforce are all magnified in rural communities. I've been privileged to be a GP in rural communities, such as Rawene and Dargaville, where you travel long distances for home visits—there were no x-rays or laboratory services at night—where you were the only one doing after-hours, at some distance to a main hospital, where you get up to road accidents at midnight on Te Kōpuru Hill, not because you're on duty but because you're part of a rural community—it is what you do. More recently I've vaccinated in rural communities.