Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I can go through the list of 20 DHBs, if the member would wish—it would take a long part of the time. But I think it is fair to say that, as I indicated, there are some EDs where people are waiting longer than six hours and some where they're waiting shorter than six hours. Counties Manukau sits around that mid-70s percent mark. There are others—as I've indicated, Tairāwhiti sits in the 90s; you've got others: Taranaki, Waikato, all in the 70s; you've got Auckland DHBs, 79, nearly 80 percent; Bay of Plenty at 78 percent; Canterbury at 81 percent. There's a range of performances against the measures. I think the critical thing is—because listening to that member and his leader earlier today, there's sort of a message that somehow this measure is not being kept—this measure is being kept. The difference is that, unlike the previous Government that punishes hospitals for not meeting the target, we use this as a reason to exercise a management intervention to improve the performance of these EDs.