I reiterate what I say: when you look at the way we're setting up the locality networks, of the first nine that we are now in the process of developing, seven of them have substantial rural elements to those areas, and we will continue to roll out that, and that will make a difference to health services in rural areas. To Dr Shane Reti's apparent criticism of me for criticising the business models of some rural health providers, I say that that is a challenge we had. Some of those business models are not sustainable, and we had to find different ways of providing services—and not only providing services but attracting the health workforce into rural communities, and it will not be in some of the health services or health organisations that are in those rural communities at the moment. So that is a challenge to rural health leadership.