So for me, the national strategies then have to be key. We support the production of the hauora Māori, the Pacific health and disability outreach strategies that were already in the original legislation. We shout out to the Gender Justice Collective, who advocated for years and have successfully achieved a women's strategy being included with those. And as my colleague Deborah Russell has said, and my colleague Matt Doocey, there were many, many other strategies that several of us advocated for that came out of the submissions. So I reiterate: the mental health, rural, rare diseases, rainbow medicines, and there were many more. My concern, and what is not in the legislation at all, is how do those connect together? It doesn't exist yet, because we cannot get rid of the postcode lottery until those things are woven together, and until that happens, we can't make any of this vision come true.