Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Thank you, Madam Chair. Just the last couple of contributions, I think it's appropriate to respond to. To Brooke van Velden and her call for a medicine strategy—indeed there are many Supplementary Order Papers calling for all sorts of strategies and, indeed, as I think Ms van Velden will know, at the select committee, there were many calls for different strategies. One of the reasons why we're trying to chunk down and limit the number of discrete strategies is that you could have the ministry or Health New Zealand or the Māori Health Authority spending all their time developing dozens and dozens of strategies, all cross-cutting, all needing their own attention, but it's not going to change things. Just having a statutory obligation for a strategy will take up a lot of time and resources. But actually what you want to do is get folks focused on the health services that are needed, getting resource devoted to that.