Anyway, moving on to the adults, just to say that this still feels like the great white shark and the kahawai scenario, where Health New Zealand is the great white shark and the kahawai is the Māori Health Authority. We're trying to find a partnership here, so what that great white shark does is eat the kahawai and say, "Well, now we are one." You don't have the two entities—it's not independent, it doesn't have the right to veto, and it actually doesn't allow us to come up with our own health strategies, as promised in the contract that this country signed. You know, we're consistently hitting our heads against the wall. I heard the Minister say that this Government backs up its words—just not the Māori words, from a document written by the Crown, whom this Parliament represents. 