Myself and my colleagues, led by the Hon Andrew Little, have been right around the country, and the optimism for changing the health sector is palpable. We can speak towards making sure that the Māori health sector continues to get more support to make sure it serves Māori communities. We made it clear that what we needed to do was have a stronger input on locality plans for our regions to make sure that they can drive the health needs that they deserve and, most importantly, ones that they design. We made it clear that we needed to invest in infrastructure. In the Budget just gone, we have already announced that we will build a new hospital in Whangārei. I can tell you, as a descendant from Te Tai Tokerau, Māori across Te Tai Tokerau call the Whangārei hospital "the departure lounge". That's because they did not get the care and service that they deserve. They did not go into a facility that they deserved. On this side of the House, the Government acknowledges it, recognises it, and, most importantly, has set out to rectify it.