I want to pick up, firstly, on the rural health strategy. We wanted to create a rural health strategy because, for 750 New Zealanders who live rurally or remotely, there is inadequacy of access to care in our rural areas. And this Government often forgets about rural New Zealand. I'm proud of the role that ACT has taken in this Parliament to remind the Government of those discrepancies for the people who work hard up and down New Zealand in our rural and remote areas, who do have worse health outcomes because they live in rural areas. We put up the amendment and, thankfully, the Minister finally listened and adopted the ACT Party's recommendation that we put in place a rural health strategy. I'm proud of the role that ACT has done by listening to New Zealanders and putting their voices in this House, in Parliament. We have changed this law to make sure that rural New Zealand is not being forgotten and that has made access—I hope—in the future, better for rural New Zealand.