The Minister, Dr Verrall, had acknowledged that—in her contribution had taken us through the story and the history of how we came about it today. I want to acknowledge her leadership in telling that story, because it reminded us of exactly why this is needed. So the Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) that was provided made it practical to ensure the changes to the National Katiaki Group can continue. The National Kaitiaki Group can continue to have oversight of the Māori data. I want to quote Dr Verrall, because she did say a quote: "A turning point for Māori women's health about the sanctity of the whare tangata." That's where the Government's SOP came about to ensuring that the National Kaitiaki Group can continue to have a good oversight of Māori data while at the same time ensuring the programme's in tune with data, and information management activities can continue at pace.