Hon ANDREW LITTLE: The interim Health New Zealand and Māori Health Authority are now well advanced in their function, design, and planning for the transfer of activities from existing entities, and they will be ready to take on their full range of anticipated functions on day one. The interim entities, having the benefit of early transfers and time to build their organisational structures, are now stress testing their systems to make sure that day one of the reformed health system delivers as expected for patients, the workforce, and providers. This foundational work is critical because day one is only the next step in rebuilding our health system, and I look forward to continuing to report to this House on the benefits of the new system for the health of all New Zealanders.