Now, local democracy is a core value for the Green Party. Our policy is that healthcare professionals, service users, our communities should be involved in planning and decision making on the issues that affect them. So the proposed replacement of DHB elections with appointed boards—we would still like to learn more about how that will work, but we prioritise those population groups with the greatest health needs, of course: Māori, elderly, women, children, Pasifika, refugee and asylum seekers, rainbow communities, of course people with low economic status, people with disabilities and rare disorders. All of this is part of ensuring better health outcomes for all of us. So community engagement, particularly as those localities are established and those locality plans are developed, the health and disability strategies are created, and the code of consumer participation is developed—we want to make sure that those consumer voices are heard.