So the National Party very strongly would want the requirement for the Director-General of Health to properly consult with local health officials to ensure that that local voice is not lost. We know that more than 12 percent of children under the age of 14 in New Zealand have teeth removed because of decay or abscess or infection, and that's more than 100,000 children. So that's a lot of little people going through the pain and anxiety of having teeth removed. At the same time, we know that children living in areas with fluoridated water will have a 40 percent lower lifetime incidence of tooth decay. So it does seem somewhat irresponsible of us not to ensure that all children are in that situation. I'm fairly regularly at the Southern DHB dental services with our youngest daughter, who, because of her disability, has to have her dental services through the DHB. I see firsthand the very sad consequences of young—and often very, very young—children with very major dental issues. 