Well, I think it's a shame that the Minister had an amendment ready to go, under the ACT Party, for a medicines strategy that was called for, because you have to think of medicines access if you're trying to reform the healthcare sector. The Pharmac review said it was essential, and the Minister shot it down. So he did not think about patients; he did not think about their wellbeing; he did not think about how do we get better, modern medicines to New Zealanders faster—he forgot about the patients and all he cared about was the co-governance. We should have had a medicines strategy in this bill. He focused too hard on the Māori Health Authority, believing that the Treaty at the heart of everything will solve New Zealanders' problems—and it won't. It will make our society more divided—and divided on the basis of race. Our healthcare sector should focus on the needs of people—not on their race. And that is fundamentally why we cannot support this bill.