The committee also heard from the Minister that the Government was focused on a just transition to a climate resilient, sustainable, and low-emissions economy, and also focused on the physical and mental wellbeing of New Zealanders. In particular, the Budget policy was focused on improving health outcomes for all New Zealanders, including COVID-19 response, and, of course, a focus on improving the wellbeing and opportunities for Māori and Pacific peoples, including through access to affordable and stable, sustainable housing. And a final priority, an obvious one, was around child wellbeing and a reduction in child poverty, including access to housing and stable housing. Obviously, the district health board (DHB) reforms were focused on the replacement of DHBs by Health New Zealand, and making that transition to make a much more efficient, effective, and equitable health system. That's part of, in the long term, managing rising health costs. And, again, as I think I noted, that's one area where that multi-year approach will be of critical importance.