So I think there is a balance achieved there so that the leadership that we are all wanting and needing to see, in relation to Māori health, will be leadership by Māori, for Māori. The Crown's role is to ensure that happens, to facilitate it, to protect it, and to make sure that it is integrated into the rest of the health system. So I think it achieves what many have advocated for. I think it achieves what the Waitangi Tribunal recommended in the Wai 2575 claims. And I detect, as I get around, a real enthusiasm right across the health sector to see this model in place and to see it work—because we all know we have to make a significant difference when it comes to access by Māori to health and to Māori health outcomes.