As the Minister said, it is not just a matter of need. And this goes back to the mandate. Was there a mandate? Yes. Health reform, and it was firmly on the table. Ensuring that we better meet our treaty obligations was firmly on the table. Part of the ethos of this Government is to ensure that we are continually talking with our treaty partners, with our Māori treaty partners, that we are continually revising and re-understanding and reorganising the way we do treaty in this country. That the Treaty is a conversation, that constitution is a verb, not a noun. We are continually working to ensure that we are doing governance as Treaty partners—and that is part of what is happening was the establishment of the Māori Health Authority. We are working to make the Treaty a real part of the constitution, and I am proud to be part of that.