We will, now, enabled by legislation passed last year, improve the oral health of New Zealanders by fluoridating more community water supplies—another health issue that has not been confronted for years. We will implement the now-regulated fortification of bread and flour with folate to prevent neural-tube defects. We will take a world-leading approach to preventing the most harmful consumer product in the world—tobacco—and make sure that future generations of New Zealanders grow up smoke-free. We will install the fundamental of public health, which is access to clean water, through the three waters reforms that Minister Mahuta so ably leads. We will build HPV and breast-screening infrastructure that'll keep women safe in their adulthood, and we will do these things that National promised to do but never funded. We will stop women from falling through the cracks of the public health system, and we will leverage the technology that we have built in the COVID response to make sure that our wider childhood immunisation system prevents diseases like influenza and measles. And that will be through technology, like mobile apps that we've already used, but also through the community mobilisation that has been a strength of our vaccine roll-out.