I want to start by talking about the commitment that we have, in this House, to be able to realise our Te Tiriti partnership. We, as law makers in this House, must have a serious commitment. We cannot keep going with the system that we've got—we cannot keep going with the system that we've got. The system is broken; the system does not work for Māori. And we did hear it in our submission hearings. We did hear people come forward, and they did say to us that they wanted to see improvements. They were asked—in fact, it was Matt Doocey who sits on the committee as well. He asked the question to GPNZ, General Practice New Zealand: does your organisation have a view on the disestablishment of DHBs? They said, "Yes, this was signalled early, and we're very comfortable with this." He talked about Starship; one of his questions: "Are we going to see an equivalent Starship for young Māori or the same organisation?" And the response was: we actually need to earn the trust of all people in Aotearoa, including Māori. We have to earn the right and the trust to have a single service. Health New Zealand and the Māori Health Authority need to work together on a partnership level to be able to make those decisions. 