We've heard a lot about the issues. Now, as members of this House we all experience those issues at a community roots level. In the conversations that we have out and about in our community, we hear about the inequity, we hear about those significant concerns that exist, we hear about the concerns for our Māori community, for our Pasifika community, for our rural community, and for our members of the disability community as well. Colleagues have referred to this postcode lottery. And when I think about number 4412, which is my local postcode, for Palmerston North, or 9481, which is the postcode as I understand it, for Palmerston in the South Island—let's not get confused amongst the two—but someone, whether they are in that postcode or my postcode, shouldn't be treated any differently. They should have equitable access to healthcare in Aotearoa New Zealand and this change is doing exactly that. These reforms will give the reform space the attention but also the resource that is expected and that is required as well.