Hon WILLIE JACKSON: No, no, no—we know who brought in the free-market reforms. In terms of the Māori Health Authority—and I want to address my friend Shane Reti here—it was supported by the Cancer Society, the Lung Foundation, Kidney Health New Zealand, the Stroke Foundation, Breast Cancer Aotearoa Coalition, and the Gynaecological Cancer Foundation. Everywhere, right across the spectrum, we saw NGOs supporting the Māori Health Authority. You have to ask yourself: is it acceptable to keep propping up a health system that is failing so many of us, not just at Māori level but rural level, at Pasifika level, and in the disabled area? We should be able to obtain some of the standards of care that everyone in New Zealand enjoys. This bill introduces a set of health system principles that provide common expectations across the health system at all levels for all people and groups, and the principles describe the key aspects of a modern, compassionate, and responsible health system. 