What's really concerning on this side of the House is here we have a Labour Government that's got a track record of failure to deliver, of absolute incompetence. They cannot plan for anything. And now they're saying, "Trust us. In the middle of the pandemic, we'll blow half a billion dollars on a health restructure." It doesn't add up. And then tonight, the context of this—the worst poll this Government's had in five years. And we've got rural and regional government MPs who are sitting there going, "I'm going to have to go back to the electorate when I didn't even stand on a platform of disestablishing their local DHB at the last election. And now I've got to defend rural not even being mentioned as a rural strategy, as a priority group." Who would have thought in a country like New Zealand, when you listed the strategies and the population priority groups, rural would not be there. Because remember that term, the Hon—well, whatever the primary industries Minister is—Damien O'Connor had, that term rural proofing? Oh yep, remember that. Well, where's the rural proofing in this bill? It's not there, and I look forward to those Government members going back and explaining that in their electorate.