We note that the Māori Health Authority will commission kaupapa Māori services. So this a big deal alone. As one of many, many Māori who have sat on advisory boards in a range of different sectors, we know that usually there is no power and there is no money; so this here is a great start. We know that the Māori Health Authority will also co-commission with Health New Zealand, and this is important because most Māori don't go to Māori providers. Partly, that's because there are so few of them and they are not all over the country, but sometimes they choose for different reasons to support their local clinic. And so it really matters how the bulk of the health system is operating and what say the new Māori Health Authority will have over it. Being able to monitor the performance of a system for Māori is one thing, but being able to have actual power when you point out that something is wrong—that it actually gets fixed.