Dr SHANE RETI (National—Whangarei): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to speak today on the Budget. As part of that, I'll traverse several portfolios. I want to talk to the health portfolio first of all. I'll cover a number of points in the Budget. I'll then also move to the tertiary portfolio and cover a number of things there as well. I think, talking to health, I want to say there are some things in health that I'm pleased with, some that I have a neutral view on, and some I'm looking at saying, "Gosh, I don't know if that's in the right place or not. I would do something different.", and I'll traverse some of that. But I think generally every health system in the world needs more funding, as does ours. It's a vacuum, and every health system struggles, and so it's good to be getting more money in health. It's a point of contention, of course, as to whether it's enough and where it's going to, but it is a good thing to have more in health.