Hon ANDREW LITTLE: In relation to the money appropriated to set up the new system, I can say that the money includes also money for commissioning of new services both by the interim Māori Health Authority and interim Health New Zealand (Health NZ). The reason why we are setting up Health NZ and the distributed leadership model that we're adopting is because with many of the nationwide programmes we sought to adopt in recent years, we have struggled to get the DHBs to implement them consistently. One of those programmes is Care Capacity Demand Management, which is the programme to increase nursing personnel to better match demand of patient arrival in hospitals. We see now that three years on, the agreed deadline for implementing it, which was 30 June this year—only half of DHBs say that they will meet that deadline. Another seven say it might be the end of the year before they meet it, and three are saying they're not sure whether they can meet it at all this year and it might be sometime next year. It is time to get coherence and consistency in our health system.