Dr SHANE RETI (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. I'd like to first address the comments that the Minister of Health has made that the Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) in my name can't legislate health outcomes—that can't be correct. We're looking to insert into clause 7—in that very same clause, clause 7(d)(3)—"the health sector should provide choice of quality services to Māori and other population[s] ... including by—harnessing clinical leadership, innovation, technology, and lived experience to continuously improve services, access to services, and health outcomes;". That's almost verbatim what my SOP says, so I'm afraid his commentary that you can't legislate for health outcomes is neither persuasive nor interesting. I think the second part where he talks about listening to key stakeholders—that's also tenuous. I've just texted the royal GP network, who are astounded—pleased but astounded—that this is now an SOP flip-flop from the Government. So I would suggest that key stakeholders haven't actually been involved.