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Thank you Phil Cammish and Mary Hackett.

Good afternoon. Thank you Professor Joyce.

Good morning. Kiaora tatou.

Thank you ...... Chairman Dr Bev O'Keefe, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for the invitation to participate in your session this morning, and to speak to you.

Mr Speaker. I wish to make a Ministerial Statement under Standing Order 347(1) relating to the swine flu.

I undertook to keep the House informed of any significant changes.

Thank you for the invitation to participate in your medico-political session this morning, and to speak to you.

Thank you for the invitation to talk to you and answer your questions this afternoon.  

Thank you for inviting me here today.

It gives me great pleasure to be launching a piece of new equipment that will save babies' lives - what could be better than that?

Health Minister's speech notes for PHO Alliance meeting in Wellington,  Friday 5 June 2009.

Thank you for your welcome to the St John Northern Region Headquarters.

Welcome everyone.

Thank you for inviting me here today. I am honoured to help mark International Nurses Day - which is tomorrow - and to celebrate the people who are part of the backbone of our health system.

Delivered to the House:I wish to make a Ministerial Statement under standing order 348 in relation to the global influenza situation and responses here in New Zealand. 

Thank you for the invitation to speak here at the New Zealand Rural General Practice Network, Annual Conference.  It is a privilege to address an organisation as committed as this one is to im

First of all, I'd like to acknowledge their Excellencies, the Governor General, the Honourable Anand Satyanand and Mrs Susan Satyanand.

Thank you for inviting me to attend your meeting today.

It is a real pleasure to be here to talk to you as Minister of Health in the new National Government.

It is my pleasure to be here today to launch your new National Centre for Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice.

 Acknowledgements

Plunket New Zealand President, Carol Becker

Chronic kidney disease is not as well known as other medical conditions, yet end stage renal disease has a profound impact on the lives of many patients and their families.  So it is a pleasur

Thank you for the opportunity to open the Royal New Zealand College of General Practice Annual Quality Symposium.

Thank you for the opportunity to speak with you so soon after the formation of the new government.

This afternoon I am going to focus on:

Thank you for the invitation to open your conference... the first for ACEM here in our nation's capital.