I would refer the member to the definition part—I think it's clause 4 of the bill, which refers to health entities. Pharmac is part of those health entities. Pharmac is required to observe the various requirements and obligations that would apply once this bill is enacted into law. What came out of the review and what I confirmed today is that Pharmac needs to be better integrated into the rest of the health administration. So I know the member wants a medicines strategy. The Labour Party will be voting against it, but I can assure the member that where we are going with the range of changes and the recommendations we've accepted from the Pharmac review is that Pharmac will be better integrated into the policy work—properly the responsibility of the Ministry of Health but contributed to as necessary by Pharmac—and Pharmac will remain with its very strong capabilities in procurement as the procuring agency. And if the member is wondering why we have fewer modern medicines, she might want to talk to her colleagues in the National Party and ask why they froze funding for Pharmac for three years in a row.