NICOLA GRIGG (National—Selwyn): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise for my first opportunity to take a call on the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill. And while I would commend, as the National Party spokesperson for women, the inclusion of a women's health strategy, and acknowledging the Minister for Women in the Chamber this afternoon, please, please, don't let this opportunity pass you by, because I would say, of the rest of the bill, what a missed opportunity. What has been touted as a generational reform, a once-in-20-years reform, this bill is the Government's so-called answer to the recommendations made in Heather Simpson's report released a couple of years ago, which sought to actually improve the delivery of healthcare across the country. Unfortunately, what we see in this bill will most certainly not achieve that. 