Now, we've already heard from Mr Matt Doocey, his concern about whether or not there is something in place for mental health services, and then saying that mental health was overlooked in the bill. But I request Mr Doocey to look at clause 7(1)(e)(iii) of the bill, where the health system principles specifically say that it should promote health and wellbeing by "working to improve mental and physical health and diagnose and treat mental and physical health problems equitably". It's sitting there in the bill already. We have, as a committee, endorsed the inclusion of a women's health strategy in the legislation. That seemed to be something that was really important to do in the legislation itself. But just because a strategy is not in the legislation does not mean it cannot be elsewhere in the system, and Health New Zealand will be able to develop its strategies for all those other groups as needed—as needed—and they certainly are needed, but that will certainly be part of the work that Health New Zealand and the Māori Health Authority are enabled to do.