I would also recommend that the Government take it from the experts that appeared during the select committee process. There were a number of rural health groups that highlighted their concern, as well as those who are actually operating in the field in rural New Zealand. The Rural Health Alliance said that they were "very concerned with the lack of focus on rural communities" and that "it is well documented that rural communities have poorer health outcomes than urban communities." The Rural General Practice Network said that "rural New Zealanders need to be added to the list of priority populations. Health inequities will remain and might well worsen if focus shifts elsewhere." Both these organisations that have spoken at the Pae Ora Legislation Committee on this bill want to see rural communities added as a priority group in the legislation. This priority group would therefore mean a targeted rural health strategy and specific rural health outcome measurements. The report—the one written by Heather Simpson—said that "rural services should be specifically planned for, recognising the unique challenges of [those that live rurally]".