I'm delighted that we are putting the resources behind the Māori Health Authority that will be a critical part of the new architecture of our health system. As chair of the Māori Affairs Committee in the last Government, we recommended as a committee that there be a Māori health authority, and I'm pleased that we are following through with that. But we are backing that up with investments of $242 million, I understand—huge investments that will really make a difference, not only to ensure that we are involved in the highest levels of strategy and planning for health in Aotearoa, but also in terms of commissioning services and support for our Māori health providers that do such tremendous work right across Aotearoa. Ultimately, what we want to see through these investments is changes to those health inequities. Whether it be access, whether it be treatments, whether it, ultimately, is outcomes, we want to ensure that we get those benefits for Māori. And I want to acknowledge the work of our Māori Ministers who helped us achieve these significant gains. 