Hon ANDREW LITTLE: The country has seen what has happened to our health system largely because of successive years of underfunding by the previous Government—successive years of underfunding by the previous Government—operational funding and capital funding, and after a review by the health and disability system review and by the Waitangi Tribunal that says we have extraordinary levels of inequity, New Zealanders want change. As I get around the hospital network, as I get around the health sector, everybody is saying to me, "Can we just get on with the change? This is the stuff we need." If you have a look and see how DHBs are behaving now in response to the pandemic, collaborating with each other in a way they have not before, drawing on the resources of others from right across the country to assist in the epicentre of the outbreak—which is Auckland at the moment—already senior clinicians and senior health leaders are starting to think as if they are part of a nationwide system, which is what we want.