But the bit that doesn't get talked about as much is what happens in health spending, because with an aging population, there is no doubt that health spending will need to increase. Yes, we can be more effective. Yes, we can be more efficient—new technologies come along. They help us; we must do that. But, ultimately, a Government must invest in its health system. But, over and over again, I hear from the National Party's health spokesperson that the reforms that we're making to make the health system more effective, to make the health system more efficient, to make it more equitable are the wrong thing to do. So, once again, there's an out-of-touch response from the National Party, whereas the Labour Government is making sure we make the changes to our health system that mean we can meet the challenges that are outlined in this report. And that means, yes, the creation of the Māori Health Authority, because we need to acknowledge that what we have done to this point has not worked for Māori. 