We'll be working very closely with existing workforces across the DHBs at all levels to make sure that they are kept clearly informed about what is happening, but also what is expected. Where there are opportunities—because they will arise before the cutover date of 1 July—for people to pick up roles and provide that leadership, that will happen also. Then we're looking at 1 July as, effectively, the cutover date to the establishment of a permanent Health New Zealand and Māori Health Authority. Of course, in the meantime, there'll be legislation to pass. I expect that to be introduced to the House again in the next couple of months or so. That will go through the usual process and my expectation is that will be passed by the end of April next year. Then we will have a very clear path to the commencement on 1 July next year for the two organisations and the revamped Ministry of Health.