Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): What a great pleasure and an honour it is to stand here in support of yet another stunning Budget from this Government, the Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson - led Government that we all have the great joy of being a part of. For the member who's just resumed his seat, Rino Tirikatene, I tautoko what he said, particularly in relation to that health initiative for bowel screening—that is health equity in action. That is a reflection of the fact that we know, when it comes to considering the prevalence of various diseases and health conditions, that they do not fall evenly across populations. We know from epidemiological studies and just from observance over many, many years that when it comes to things like bowel cancer and colon cancer, they do hit Māori and Pacific populations earlier in age than other population groups. So it makes sense when we're doing bowel screening, which has been so critical and fundamental to actually getting ahead of the real challenges that that condition can lay down, to actually get to Māori and Pacific communities much earlier. We're doing it and that is the right thing to do, and that is health equity in action.