Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: The member has displayed his complete lack of understanding of what Health New Zealand is designed to do. One of the issues that we have is we essentially run 20 distinct health systems, almost, in New Zealand. We are not a country that can sustain that, and we've seen the impact of that. What we need is the ability for our health network—particularly tertiary care—to work together. We've seen the signs of the benefits that can bring when those providers have worked together through COVID. We need the ability to move our health workforce around where the need is. We need the ability for different tertiary institutions to focus on the specialist care that they can provide nationally. We need to make sure that we are funding our community-based provision and ensuring that we have health resource in the places people access it when they need it and not a nine-to-five. These are failings we cannot overcome unless we move to a more national service. That is what Health NZ is. The member continues to call it a bureaucracy; he clearly doesn't understand the reforms.