But I want to come back to the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill and the reason why we're having this discussion—and it's because the Government has decided that we need a health reform. That's coming after the health and disability review, which said that the system was fragmented and complex. We have unclear roles and misalignment of strategy, and it's what we quite often refer to as the postcode lottery. You know, I constantly hear examples of people who are living in Southland who can't get access to midwives, who travel for hours to try and get to the hospital, and who are giving birth on the sides of roads because they don't have the facilities that they need in their areas for healthcare. We hear of farmers who can't get mental health care in the areas that they live. We do have a very fragmented approach to healthcare in our country.