The pleasing thing from my perspective is that this bill is based on a set of principles. As I made a contribution in the House last night around remuneration, I reflected on the fact that a good starting point is one where principles are front and centre. So when I look at what's in clause 7 of the bill before us, the principles are outlined that "the health system should be equitable", that it's about an ability for Māori and other population groups to have access to services, to have equitable levels of service to achieve equitable health outcomes. I say to other members in this House, what is wrong with that? What is wrong with wanting to ensure that members in our community actually have access to services, that they actually receive equitable level of service, and that they have achieved equitable health outcomes? Absolutely nothing wrong with that. Those are the principles. Actually, there are more than that. There are a number of principles that are outlined in terms of decision-making opportunities, and it's all contained in clause 7. I could go on.