Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Madam Chair, thank you. The statutory health strategies that have to be developed that are in the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Act require those strategies to be developed, I think, in time for 1 July 2023. I think the member can be confident that work is under way to pull together not only the New Zealand Health Strategy but, specifically, statutorily mandated strategies as well. In the meantime, I know that, again, my colleague the Hon Dr Ayesha Verrall, who has portfolio responsibility for women's health, is actively leading a number of initiatives to improve women's health and the way our health system responds to women's health needs, in a range of areas, in terms of cancer screening and what have you, and in terms of maternity action, and those sorts of areas—but in women's health generally. But the reality is, you know, we do have a requirement to produce a women's health strategy, and I'm confident that that will be done by the initial deadline of 1 July next year. I know that one of the approaches that will be important is to engage with appropriate advocacy groups to make sure we have a women's health strategy that fully encompasses the needs as identified by women health leaders today.