We note that the new agency will lead systems operations, planning, commissioning. Together with the Māori Health Authority, of course, they're going to develop all manner of strategies and plans, which is how it should be. We want to make sure that those lead to direct work and that we're not still, in a couple of years, writing plans and we haven't actually made a change in people's lives. We note that Health New Zealand will also establish localities to plan and commission primary community health services and engage with communities at the appropriate level. Now, you could say that locality seems to be very geographically termed. I have suggested to the Minister of Health and the Director-General of Health that we could have a rainbow locality—that even though it would be nationally based, it would enable a consistent approach to gender-affirming healthcare, for example, and to ensure that the things like the atrocious practice of gender normalising surgery on intersex infants never happens in this country again.