After the pandemic lockdown and into the future, as we look towards how we grow back stronger and more resilient into the future, one key theme comes through, and that is partnership. Partnership is what's going to make sure that we have a health service that delivers for its people, and—as the associate health Minister—a Māori Health Authority will do that. In fact, under the Waitangi Tribunal investigation, under many of the investigations that have gone into the inequities Māori suffered under the health sector, it's been quite clear that in order for us to turn the dial on that, a partnership that sees an independent Māori Health Authority with a strong partnership with Health New Zealand can only lead to better outcomes for this country, and I am in support of that. 