We know from a plethora of research that coronary care, diabetes management, and renal management are all much poorer in regional and rural communities, because they don't have as close an access geographically to secondary and tertiary care. That's equity, Minister, and if the Minister believes his own rhetoric that this is about avoiding and eliminating the postcode lottery, this SOP must be supported. He talks a good game, but when it comes to black-letter law, which sets an expectation for outputs and outcomes, he isn't—nor was his predecessor, Dr David Clark—prepared to say that "We will set an expectation, yes, for output, but yes for equity.", and if they believe that, they must support Dr Reti's SOP.