Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I don't think I've heard a more ridiculous question in this House in the short time I've been in Parliament. In the end, we have a health system that has geared up to respond to the biggest pandemic the world has seen—I was going to say "this century", but perhaps even for longer than that, and our health system has responded well. The one hospital that I think might be regarded as being at the centre of the pandemic in terms of response and in terms of keeping its staff safe, its patients safe, and its community safe is Middlemore Hospital, and they have done an exemplary job. The clinicians, in the circumstances that they're operating in and were operating in at the weekend, made the best judgment they could with what information they had, and the circumstances as they now are what they are. 