TODD MULLER (National—Bay of Plenty): Thank you, Mr Speaker. In 1995, when the Tauranga City population reached 80,000, the second emergency department was opened: Tauranga accident and emergency on Second Avenue. Fast forward to 2021, our population is 155,000; the population of Pāpāmoa, a critical, key part of my electorate, is close to 30,000; and Tauranga City still has their emergency department and one other accident and emergency centre. Hamilton City has 170,000 people, an emergency department and three other accident and emergency after-hour care facilities. Tauranga remains with its single one, despite the fact that the population of my city has almost doubled in that time. 