The bill also gives statutory recognition to the iwi-Māori partnership boards, which have been around and have worked to varying degrees of efficacy in the time they've been around. They will be powered up through the leadership of the Māori Health Authority to make sure that that local iwi-Māori voice is heard so that when the commissioning decisions are made jointly between the Māori Health Authority and Health New Zealand that we have commissioned primary community care services that are relevant to the local population.