As referred to earlier, Treasury predicts that by 2060, 26 percent of the population will be over 65 years old, compared to 16 percent in 2020. So by 2043, Māori are projected to account for 21 percent of the population but only 11 percent of the 65-plus population. So while people around us are debating co-governance and stale politicking, the reality is we have a health system that sees Māori die seven years earlier than non-Māori in this country. At the same time, every piece of advice given by tangata whenua and experts over the course of this pandemic—and other health kaupapa—has been ignored.