And it makes a very clear statement in the departmental report: "Ministers have instructed us to put forward an amendment creating a women's health strategy." So in that stage in the select committee, the departmental report clearly states the Ministers instructed us to put forward an amendment creating a women's health strategy. So that poses the question: why did the Minister not instruct a rural health strategy at that stage, and why did the Labour rural MPs or why did any Labour MP—and I mean this is very interesting because they're sitting there very quietly, but when you work through what the Minister said, he basically threw every Labour MP who was on the Pae Ora Legislation Committee under the bus, because he basically said it took a group of Labour MPs who weren't even on the select committee to raise this glaring issue that, for some reason, had been missed out.