SIMON WATTS (National—North Shore): Well, thank you very much, Mr Speaker. It is a pleasure to rise on the second reading of the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill—a bill that National oppose. And I rise on behalf of the National Party and as a member of North Shore. And what I haven't heard this evening is any acknowledgment of those hard-working clinicians who are currently working around the country, such as those in my local hospital of North Shore Hospital in the emergency department there, looking after people around the place, or those ambulance officers, such as those working on North Shore one this evening, based in Takapuna, who are dealing with the significant reality of delivering healthcare services in this country at the moment, which has been a very difficult period post-COVID, but fundamentally will not be supported by this bill and this legislation. We have heard a number of speakers on the other side promising a lot of hope and ambition in terms of what the future may look like, but they will not be able to deal with the underlying issues that are within our health system this evening or tomorrow. I'm going to talk this evening in my short call around some of those key drivers.