What was very interesting in the members who spoke opposite—with the exception of Elizabeth Kerekere—was the singular failure of any of those members who spoke to refer to the Treaty of Waitangi. The Crown has obligations under the Treaty of Waitangi and they are very clear. This was part of the examination of the Waitangi Tribunal. It said very clearly that it is a system that has simply failed Māori in that the most kind of standout measure that you can see is life expectancy. On average, Māori men can expect to live seven years shorter than anybody else in the population. That tells you that there is something seriously wrong. The health system has not kept up with the needs of Māori, but, actually, we know it hasn't kept up with the needs of much of the rest of the population either, but in other respects.