I want to talk about what we're doing also in health. Let's not underestimate the groundbreaking reforms that we are doing, particularly in Māori health and the creation of a Māori Health Authority. I chaired the Māori Affairs Committee in the last Parliament, and it is so patently clear that there are inequities right across our health system in how it delivers to Māori and to other groups in Aotearoa society, but particularly to Māori. We need to address those inequities. If there's a sick Māori and a sick non-Māori that go into the health system, unfortunately, the Māori doesn't come out the better; they come out worse than compared to the non-Māori. So we need to address those inequities, and the Māori Health Authority, which is what we recommended as a committee, is now in its formative stages. I'm really looking forward to seeing the work that that does in conjunction with Health New Zealand, what we're doing in public health, which will really be a game changer in terms of delivering better health outcomes for Māori and for all New Zealand. Those are absolutely wonderful reforms that we are doing.