Just a couple of things for you, Minister Little. Will the Minister support the establishment of a Māori director-general role with the introduction of the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill? And as the Minister knows, I sit on the select committee overseeing the Pae Ora legislation—or sat. On a number of occasions, I had raised the need to reflect and acknowledge recognition of Māori political authority, tino rangatiratanga, as was recommended in the findings of Wai 2575. The officials denied my suggestions, stating that the Minister didn't want that reflected in the legislation, the concept of tino rangatiratanga, and I'd like to understand: why was this decision made and what basis does the Minister decide tino rangatiratanga should not be incorporated into legislation, and why did the Minister knowingly ignore recommendations from the Waitangi Tribunal?