TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. That last one; that was an interesting one—"The errors of our ways," Brooke van Velden says. Take out the Māori Health Authority and you will see the light, you'll see the errors of your ways. Well, I absolutely, fundamentally disagree with that member. I absolutely, fundamentally agree—not just us over here on this side of the House, though, not just the Green Party of Aotearoa, not just the Māori Party as well. Actually, there's a lot of organisations that think that the Māori Health Authority is good, and they penned an open letter—and they penned an open letter. And these aren't necessarily Māori organisations. We're talking about the Lung Foundation NZ, Kidney Health New Zealand, Stroke Foundation NZ, the breast cancer coalition, the gynaecological health foundation, and Cancer Society New Zealand who have all penned an open letter to be able to convince those people on that side of the House that want to take the Māori Health Authority away and plead with them to be able to say, "Let it happen, let this happen." The Māori Health Authority is a really great innovation here. 