If you look at the Auckland region, for example, the Asian population in Auckland is about 30 percent, and it is actually a very fast-growing population. And for many of them, one of the biggest problems that they have when they're engaging with the health system, is that, one, they have language issues, and, two, they feel that the New Zealand health system doesn't actually understand their needs. They have medical professionals—whether it's doctors or nurses or midwives or whatever—who actually do not understand. They have different terminologies, for example, in Korean. If you have pain in certain areas—I mean, the elderly people talk about the wind or the sourness in their bones and, you know, they say that like that in their own language. And often the translation services are actually not effective enough, I don't think. 