The answer or the future or the real gains in health are going to be made in what we do in primary healthcare. It's not just what happens at the GP's clinic; it's what happens in community centres. And the range of health practitioners—we have not just GPs, as I say, but nurses, nurse practitioners, kaiawhina; all those who are involved in providing care and support to those who need healthcare. If we get that right, we can make a huge difference for New Zealanders, for their enjoyment of life, for their ability to do the best for their whānau and for themselves as well. That's where the change must happen. All of that has to be in the context also of supporting our initiatives and addressing climate change, because that too is also a health determinant—what we do to keep people safe from the effects of climate change is as much a health initiative too.