Because, I don't believe it is possible that we can reform the entire healthcare sector and not touch on medicines access at all. Hundreds of New Zealanders go without the medicines they need to live healthy, productive lives—currently. We know that we need better access to new modern medicines and we need it faster. And throughout all of this talk about reforming the healthcare sector, we've been talking a lot about administrative reform, and we haven't been focusing on the outcomes. We know that medicines are changing. They're changing all the time. New medicines are turning up. Over the last decade, we have invested the least into modern medicines in the OECD. We have fewer new modern medicines in the last decade than the rest of the OECD. I think we need to have a medicines strategy that actually plans out, for the next coming years, what we want New Zealanders access to modern medicines to look like.