This new structure does not disrespect Māori doctors from the past or the current day, as my learned colleague Shane Reti has suggested. I think it just acknowledges that a handful of them has never been enough to go up against the force of the settler colonialism that has formed the health system we're trying to change today. Also, anything that has been designed by Tā Mason Durie we know is based soundly in kaupapa Māori. But, most importantly, instead of the usual goal of reducing health disparities, Pae Ora firmly states that it will eliminate them. Now, that's a big ask. It was always going to be difficult, complicated, and messy. However, transformational change can only happen with a vision, and the Greens certainly envisage a health system that is based on te Tiriti o Waitangi, but it ensures that no matter the ethnicity or cultural background of a person, no matter their age or address, no matter their disability, no matter their sexuality, gender, or sex characteristics, they have access to the healthcare they need when they need it and where they need it.