I've got a number of notes here but I do want to address a number of the matters that the previous speaker Dr Shane Reti has just presented to this House. It was drawn a parallel that commissioning would fail. Actually, commissioning was established under that Government, the National-led Government. It was established through Whānau Ora, and the same model for commissioning that is being implemented here through the Pae Ora legislation in enabling the Māori Health Authority to be able to deliver is the same commission model that was established and supported by the National-led Government. Now, I'm really excited about that, also as the Minister for Whānau Ora, because we've seen the results that can be achieved through commissioning for outcomes, a very different way of doing things. We know that when we commission for outcomes, what we're allowing is actually a certain kind of outcome that allows flexibility for providers to be able to cater for the needs of whānau. Now, that's exciting because why? Whānau Ora actually was born with a health lens. It was born out of health. However, the National-led Government established Whānau Ora, as we know it today, and the commissioning that will be enabled through the Pae Ora legislation.