Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Thank you, Madam Chair, and I thank the member for her questions. In relation to the first question, whether I support a Māori director-general role, no I don't, because I think at the moment, with the Pae Ora bill, what we're trying to set up is a system where we have the ministry, Māori Health Authority, and Health New Zealand as the important, kind of, triumvirate, if you like, and the Māori Health Authority, although not the Treaty partner, is a very important expression of the Crown's obligations under the Treaty and a reflection of a range of recommendations coming from the Waitangi Tribunal over time about what is needed to improve health services for Māori. So I don't see putting in place a Māori director-general alongside any other director-general in the Ministry of Health is adding to or changing what we're trying to do with the Pae Ora health model.