We are concerned why we would spend $98 million when we have pre-established models of success in Whānau Ora and its commissioning agencies. We are concerned that money may be, and is going to be, poured into bureaucracy at the cost of quality care, at the cost of attention to growing health disparities and inequities. That is why our position is that the funding for the Māori Health Authority should be channelled through the Whānau Ora commissioning model rather than through Pākehā structures or the Ministry of Health. The model of Whānau Ora, which is by Māori, for Māori, according to Māori, is an ideal kaupapa Māori model for success. No more cash for Whānau Ora in this Budget is a major blow. We are particularly puzzled that Whānau Ora received no additional funding given that the Minister is on record saying it is the highest-performing portfolio in Government. We need to invest in what works, and Whānau Ora has proven itself to be delivering life-changing outcomes for our whānau.