To conclude, I want to just acknowledge that there's two terms that are appearing in New Zealand legislation for the first time, in the Pae Ora bill. The first is "lived experience". It puts into law and acknowledges that people who have experience are actually critical for officials to listen to when decisions are being made. This is a core part of how our health system should be working. They should not be discounted because they don't have a degree. They certainly have a degree in what's wrong with them or what's going on with their own health, and it's such a huge resource in the generosity of all those people that have to, through their own experience, educate everybody around them. The fact that it's baked into this, I'm very, very, very, very pleased with.