MATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Thank very much, Madam Speaker. I think, hopefully, I can give the House a challenge tonight and all those watching this debate to see if by the end of it they'll actually know what a locality is, because this bill does not describe what a locality is and that, in fact, is the issue. The last speaker, Peeni Henare, spoke of the optimism in the health workforce. I disagree. I think it's apathy, because at a time when the health workforce is preoccupied, quite rightly, responding to the impacts of COVID—and not only that, they've accepted change irrespective of whether they agree with it or not. But the biggest concern I think the health workforce has, as many New Zealanders have, is when you look at the bill in front of us—and I don't think the select committee process has really helped it—there's no real definition. There's no detail. People don't actually know what it's going to do. So that's why I set the challenge: if we can find out by the end of this debate what actually a locality is going to be.