It was a challenging five days of hearings, especially after a long summer break. It took a little bit of getting back into the swing of things. But what was particularly difficult for me, was that, unfortunately, the majority of the submissions from individuals were opposed to this bill and they were tending to be single-issue focused, and it will be no surprise to many in this House that the main thing that they were objecting to is the hauora Māori provisions, in principle. It was really sad to have to sit through those submissions and to hear that we still have people who do not understand and also do not accept that we have major inequities within our health system, and here we are trying to propose something because the status quo is unacceptable, and, unfortunately, we received this huge number of submissions in opposition. So we have our work cut out for us this year.