Hon ANDREW LITTLE: Steps are now well under way for establishing the Public Health Agency in preparation for day one. The priority is to ensure that all critical data and surveillance systems have been identified, and a plan will be put in place to maintain their functionality over the transition period. The interim agency has already received two tranches of functions in order to test readiness for 1 July and have worked to make sure it can carry out the range of functions it needs to undertake, particularly as it relates to the COVID response and the winter wellness work programme. Another key part of this is the transferring of Te Hiringa Hauora, the Health Promotion Agency, whose core functions will transition to the new Public Health Agency. In the longer term, the Public Health Agency will continue to develop its operational model to fulfil its potential as the lead on public health for the reformed system.