Another key pillar of reform proposed by this bill that we're discussing tonight is the establishment of a Māori Health Authority, which will ensure we give a strong voice and provide a vehicle for change for those many New Zealanders that are disadvantaged by the current arrangements. And despite earlier contributions, which I think tended to trivialise lived experience and tended to trivialise all of the planning, the governance, and the strategy—all of the work that goes into making sure that when a member, any particular member, rocks up to their GP and may not care who that GP is—it's not indicative of all of the reality that goes into making sure a system is fair and equitable.