Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: I know, it's a revelation! And, of course, it establishes a Māori Health Authority—Health Authority. Now, the fact that it has the word "Māori" in front of it and that it will be focused on that very important element of reducing and eliminating inequities in our health system does not in and of itself warrant this course of action. There were a number of other courses of action that could have been taken. The Health Committee and the Māori Affairs Committee actually convened jointly last year to consider the progress of the Government's plan for Smokefree 2025. I think it was the first time possibly in history—the parliamentary history—that two select committees were joined together for that purpose and it went very well and it was encouraged. I'm not sure if it was actually in the Standing Orders report of that Parliament, but indeed I recall having conversations about that being a good practice, and which should be encouraged. Why on earth that wasn't considered for this, rather than what Mr Seymour has described as a potentially dangerous, divisive, and precedent-setting step, simply beats me. 