Of course, we do agree that this is a health decision. Councils and people who submitted said of course, this should be made, and DHBs are being disbanded; it needs to go somewhere. So we support it going to the director-general. We know we have an eminently sensible director-general at the moment. We expect that all the ones moving forward will also be. We do think, though, that that's a lot of power for one person, and we hope and look forward to ways in which the communities who can no longer go and talk to their local DHB board members, who can't talk to their local councils have some way of making their views known when the decision is made by the director-general and a council is required to fluoridate.