So, just to be clear, the Minister is asking Parliament to form a new committee to consider a piece of health legislation that is not the Health Committee, because the legislation is about meeting Treaty obligations. Well, a lot of people thought it was about healthcare, but he says it's about Treaty obligations. And he wants to form a new Health Committee, or a Pae Ora Legislation Committee, actually, to consider this legislation, and it's going to have some members from the Māori Affairs Committee and some members from the Health Committee. Why was it not possible for the Health Committee—the committee that has been appointed by Parliament to consider health matters—to do it? This is what it comes down to. This Government has bought into a belief system where a person's membership of a group where their ethnic or other identity is more important than the common humanity that unites all people together. They are saying that if you're not Māori, you maybe aren't qualified to think about this Pae Ora bill, and the only way that it can be properly considered is if they decide to have a new committee that has more Māori people on it, because they have insights that other people don't. 