So what do we get? We get what we've currently got, which is a health system which isn't working for Māori. So the iwi-Māori partnership boards, as well as other Hauora Māori organisations, are going to be able to give advice to the Minister of Health and, through that, the Minister of Health will be charged with the job of appointing the Hauora Māori Advisory Committee. And what will that committee do? They will appoint the members on the Māori Health Authority. Why have we gone to those lengths? Because it came through really clearly in the submissions that, actually, a Māori Health Authority should not be appointed and dismissed by the Minister, who sits within the Government of the day. 