New Zealand is out of step in terms of the way in which we are progressing with these reforms. Nearly every other country embarking on large-scale health reform—of which there aren't many during a pandemic of global scale, but those that are progressing are moving to a devolved system, the complete opposite to the centralisation model that has been adopted by this Government. That is a challenge for a number of reasons. Not only is New Zealand out of step in terms of what we are doing, we're actually looking to adopt models that have been tried and failed in the past. And so we are missing the opportunity to use this opportunity to improve and do what could and will bring significant value in the future. 