The people who were opposed to the bill were overwhelmingly opposed on a couple of grounds. I'm going to read just the one submission, but there were huge numbers of submissions that said basically this, and this person has said, "No public mandate has been sought for segregating our health system. I support health services based on clinical need, not race." Indeed. Indeed, we should support health systems based on clinical need. A report on Radio New Zealand from earlier this year talking about research that was conducted at the University of Otago says that Māori are more likely to get cancer, will get it younger, are diagnosed later, have poorer access to treatment, and are much more likely to die from cancer than non-Māori because of inequity in the health system. People told us that in order to have equal access to the health system, we should have access that is not based on the colour of one's skin. Indeed, it should not be, but that has been the case for far too many years now, that Māori have simply not had equitable access to our health system and neither have Pasifika peoples. This bill sets about changing that.