As the Prime Minister has said, one of this Government's key planks in terms of policy reform are our wide-ranging health reforms. The speech before seemed to blame everything on us. We inherited inequities. We inherited barriers and all you need to do is listen to Kelvin Davis' speech—all you need to do. Don't listen to me. Go talk to the Pacific communities in South Auckland. Go talk to the people who have suffered in and out of nine years of a National Government. Talk to those people. Talk to the people who were affected under the nine years of that Government. So the reform is about addressing those inequities. District health boards will be abolished and a new public health agency will be established. Along with these measures, the new Māori Health Authority will improve entrenched poor health outcomes for Māori. For Pacific people, it will see major changes of dedicated policy that will address inequities and supporting leadership throughout the new structure. 