This bill is necessary, and I want that side of the House—next time they are in Wairarapa—to explain to the people there why they are satisfied with the status quo, why they are satisfied that there are no dialysis services in Wairarapa. I want them to go to Takapau and say that they are satisfied why the Hawke's Bay District Health Board is not funding their community service. I want them to go to Dannevirke and explain why the people there have to pay $120 for an X-ray when those in Palmerston North get it for free. I want them to explain to the people in Eketāhuna why they can't access their closest hospital in Masterton because of some arbitrary DHB boundary in between. They can't. It's broken. But they are not prepared to accept that the Government is going to do something for rural New Zealand. They would rather grandstand and try and present the spurious political argument that is not backed up. At the next election I want to hear how they can justify going back to the status quo that is depriving rural people of access to health. They can't. They know it. It is absolute nonsense. 