Today is a pretty momentous day for this House as it commences its work in a pretty fundamental reform of our health system. I found the last debate instructive, really, about the understanding about not so much the health system but the health outcomes in our country. The reality is that there is an extraordinary disparity of health outcome in this country, depending not only on who you are—and if you are Māori, you are much more likely to have worse health outcomes than pretty much anybody else in the population—but also about where you live. Where you live will also determine what access you get to many forms of healthcare and, therefore, what happens to you.