Hon SIMON BRIDGES: Thank you, Madam Chair. As I was saying, this should be the "Screwing of the Scrum Bill". I say that because that is the real agenda in this bill. It actually only goes one way, and I say to Kiwis, Māori, non-Māori, Indian, Chinese, Pākehā that, actually, that's not fair. If the only thing this bill allows is to add on to increase Māori wards, that shows the real agenda, I suggest here, actually. We all heard it, I think, almost in as much in what the Minister said in her speech, which was that this is what she wants to encourage; it's what she wants to see. Dare I say it, Minister, is that the real agenda here? I ask you that question. I'd like her answer on that. We've seen in this week, as I said in my contribution at second reading, the Mental Health Foundation crying foul about interference, as they see it. Is that what we're going to see with local government here? A situation where, actually, this only goes one way; it's going to be tied to funding the issues; she wants Māori wards. 