NICOLA GRIGG (National—Selwyn): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise to join my colleagues in our very strong opposition to the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill. This is a piece of legislation that's been shaped time and time again by polls and by public pressure, and certainly not by policy. It is a piece of legislation that started out as Labour's answer to a once-in-a-lifetime or generational opportunity to reform the health sector, but it's finishing up as nothing but the shifting of the deck chairs on the Titanic. I think every New Zealander would agree that we have an exceptional health workforce. Our doctors and our nurses and our health practitioners across the spectrum have gone beyond the call of duty over the last couple of years particularly. But they are working in a system that is creaking and groaning and all but sinking, and as much as Andrew Little has been warned by the sector, he is still ploughing ahead—full steam ahead—paying no heed to the warnings or the danger signs. 