What we've heard from members opposite is essentially—you know, we have Mr Doocey, we've had Miss Simmonds talk about how members on this side, and I'll speak for myself, haven't answered their questions. Well, I've got news for them. I'm not here to answer their questions. I'm here to answer the questions that my constituents and my communities have elected me to this Parliament to represent on their behalf, and the questions that they ask me are: what we are going to do as a Government to ensure that members of our Pasifika community are not dying younger, are not getting sicker, are not having illnesses that, quite frankly, can be set aside. Those are the questions. Those are the issues. That is the heart of the problem and what we are providing as a Government to our community, to our Māori, to our Pasifika, and to our disability communities are answers—answers that are long overdue.