So what we also looked at is whether, in some of the existing suite of policy documents within that, you could include the health needs of those particular groups and, in particular, for example, the new Government policy statement (GPS) on health. What that does is it sets out the Government's overall priorities and objectives for the health sector over three years. In addition to Māori and Pacific and disabled people within that, which are already included in the strategies, it also states that the GPS must include the Government's priorities for improving health outcomes for women, rural communities, and other populations. So there are some of those aspects already touched on in the overall GPS. Then, also in locality planning, there the requirement was that Health New Zealand had to consult with those within the localities, not only those in the community in terms of service users but also their service providers, and their input, too, could be included in terms of particularly thinking about strategic approaches to rural communities. We were also advised that there wouldn't be anything precluding other strategies being included in future. 