Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Madam Chair, thank you. If I understand the member's question, when it comes to the advice and recommendations of the Hauora Māori Advisory Committee, if I don't accept, wholly or in part, a recommendation of the Hauora Māori Advisory Committee, then I have to transparently say that. And if I'm being called upon to implement something on the basis of their advice or recommendations, and if there is any one of their recommendations that I don't accept, then I have to explicitly state that. But that group is there to assist me in the discharge of my powers as Minister when it comes to decisions that bear upon Māori health or the Māori Health Authority, which includes discharging powers in relation to members of the Māori health board. So there is no absolute guarantee that I, or the Minister of the day, will accept the recommendations unquestioningly; it may well be that some recommendations will be rejected. But, if they are, then that has to be publicly notified and made transparent.