One aspect that I think has been missed over is the need for a medicines strategy. That was another amendment that we put forward tonight. The Pharmac final review came back and said that for Pharmac to be truly integrated into the new health system, there was a desperate need for a medicines strategy to underpin it. Now, we had this amendment ready to go, the Minister could have taken it up, and it's a shame he didn't. I think he didn't take it up, because, like he forgot about rural New Zealand, he forgot about patients and forgot about medicines access. You cannot reform the healthcare sector if you don't talk about medicines access. It's shameful in New Zealand. We have hundreds of people who don't get adequate care and don't get the funding for the drugs that they need to live long, productive, and healthy lives. We can, and we should, do better, and that's why I think it's important that we should have had a medicines strategy.