Hon ANDREW LITTLE: Thank you, Mr Speaker. I think the member will be aware, of course, that of the 750,000 people she referred to in her primary question—which relates to the second question she asked—of course, many are women, many are Māori, many are Pacific, some are disabled. So the strategies that have been identified for the purpose of the bill cover areas of a population, I think, where the failure to provide service has, in some respects, been egregious. But no one has been overlooked; there is a New Zealand - wide health plan, and locality planning networks will give rural communities way more say than was ever the case before.