And while we're on the topic of public pressure, how about that eleventh-hour inclusion of a rural health strategy? It is equally as laudable as it is laughable. Thank goodness for the relentless pressure from this side of the House and our colleagues in ACT, and thank goodness for the relentless pressure from organisations like the Rural Health Alliance and the Rural General Practice Network. At least they have recognised the specific needs of 750,000 Kiwis who live rurally or remotely. Both of these organisations have pushed to see rural communities included as a priority group in the legislation. This will mean targeted rural health strategies and specific rural health outcome measures. My message to the Government is: do not squander this opportunity; make it count. It should also mean parts of New Zealand's health system will be held accountable for ensuring outcomes and the equity that has been promised. 