MATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Oh, thank you very much, Mr Chair. It's a pleasure to take a call. Wow, what an absolute shambles. I mean, first they try and pass a motion to be taken in one debate—couldn't even get that through. Normally, when you take a one-debate call it's because you want to expedite the bill as quickly as possible. Here we are with their flagship health-restructure bill, and they want to expedite it as quick as possible, because as we knew about the Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) of the rural community strategy—and then we had the Government members trying to move a motion that they forgot even to vote for. There was no voice—a bit like the no voice from rural Labour MPs who sat on their hands and saw a bill being put in the House in first reading with no rural strategy. They sat on their hands during the select committee stage and didn't even raise the issue about a rural health strategy, so it came out again without a rural health strategy. And then we now find out from the Minister that he had an epiphany where he woke up one day and realised, "Oh, I need rural health strategy."—might have been the morning after the poll, I think. And it was all down to his Labour rural MPs. Well, I know myself, Dr Shane Reti, Nicola Grigg, we're getting the texts now, and we're getting the emails from senior rural health leaders who know exactly who has been instrumental in getting that changed, and that has been the Opposition. 