So in essence, we are taking away 20 district health boards, adding up to maybe 80 separate localities—maybe more, who would know?—under two separate systems that separately commission health services based on people's race. We fundamentally believe that if we're going to reform the healthcare sector, we should be reforming to simplify the system and not make it more bureaucratic and make it more complicated, because that won't go any way to addressing having better outcomes for New Zealanders; it will simply focus on co-governance and administration rather than on healthcare and people.