And one of the things that I am concerned about with the DHB-owned practices is the workforce, but also some of the other contracts that are funded to deliver services into the very outreach areas. And one of the issues that was raised with me was midwifery services and the struggle that it is for midwives to service areas for the likes of Haast. So a midwife may have to travel 3½ hours to visit one woman and 3½ hours to come back. So, basically, that's a whole day, and the payment for that is recognised at the end of that service when the delivery happens—literally. So will the rural health strategy actually recognise the time constraints involved with delivering services in rural areas and compensate those practitioners adequately for the service that they provide in those areas?