It is pleasing to see an increase in Vote Health, but we, as Māori, are actually worse off. The more the mainstream gets, the more the inequity is increased and the more we fall behind. The announcement today is even worse than we thought. The Government's own memos show that the Māori Health Authority only receives 0.7 percent—0.7 percent—of the Vote Health budget. That is 0.7 percent for a people that make up more than 17 percent of the country—20 percent, if they're in Taranaki—with entrenched inequities. This actually increases the inequity gap in funding. It's shocking. We expected to receive 2 percent. Even on that basis it would take 1,840 years to reach parity—1,840 years.