The member asked, if he is in general practice and he does some work under Health NZ and some under the Māori Health Authority—it does not work that way. So the way a locality planning network operates is that all relevant partners in that area, health providers, iwi, other community representatives—and they will be local body representatives—will come together to work up the health plan for that locality, and that would be the basis of the commissioning decision by the regional branch of Health NZ. Commissioning decisions will be made to ensure good health services are available to all New Zealanders. And whether it's a kaupapa Māori health provider who is providing health services to a region, as happens now, to Māori, Pākehā and anybody else, that will continue. Nothing will change in that respect. Ngāti Hine health doctors do not sit there thinking, "Oh, how much of a Ngāti Hine are you? How much of tangata tiriti are you?" They don't make that call now and they won't in the future.