There are 10 signals that Labour are throwing Māori under the House with this Pae Ora bill. The Māori Health Authority veto has gone, the veto that Andrew Little said in this House was vital for inequities—gone. The only redaction in all of the Government papers is in the Māori Health Authority in the financial statements. The Māori Health Authority is not a Treaty partner. Treaty principles are not included in the Pae Ora bill. The Māori Health Authority can be dissolved easier than Health New Zealand. No benefits to the Māori Health Authority in the first five years. The commissioning part has an unfixable conflict of interest. The role of iwi-Māori partnership boards has been watered down. You have been vacated; you are deleted with a red line by this Labour Government, and you will now apply. And, finally, there are deleted powers to undertake functions. The Māori Health Authority no longer has complete powers; there are many holes in this bill.