The two big focus areas that I highlighted in the Budget Policy Statement are indeed in health and in climate change. There is a one-off operating allowance of $6 billion in this Budget. That is because, as I've stated, on the day that we released the Budget Policy Statement, the major restructuring of New Zealand's health system requires a significant reset within the health Budget and to make sure that we set that health system off on a stable path. This is a significant and important reform to ensure that New Zealanders get the healthcare services that they need and deserve. We want to end the postcode lottery of healthcare. The Opposition finance spokesperson said that DHBs thought this would be disruptive; well, it certainly is disruptive to the DHB model, because we are getting rid of it, because we're actually moving to the Health New Zealand and Māori Health Authority model, which will mean that we can provide consistent quality of services to New Zealanders wherever they live. And it is also those iniquities that every New Zealander knows exists in the health system that we are trying to address through this. I am extremely proud that this Budget will fund the Māori Health Authority so that we finally, once and for all, ensure that health services deliver for Māori in New Zealand. Equally, other populations in New Zealand who have suffered from those inequities, including in rural areas, also can look forward to a system that actually makes sure that they get the support that they need as well.