I think there are a number of questions that Waikato DHB need to answer. We were very interested, had the DHB actually asked, because the media was sort of saying—look, they'd asked for IT funding, and it hadn't been approved. So I posed that in a WBQ: what IT system upgrades or purchases, if any, have been requested by Waikato DHB in the past five years? And the information came back, there actually weren't a lot. So it didn't look like Waikato DHB had actually put their hand up to a lot of information technology. There's some questions we've got around public cloud workloads software at Waikato DHB. Why has it been reported at almost certain risk, with severe impact? How do we explain that? The ISCV, the IntelliSpace Cardiovascular software, had been reported as a highly probable risk, with severe impact. What was being done about that? The data warehouse upgrade at Waikato DHB in the past 12 months had been reported as a possible risk, with significant impact. Who kept their eye on that ball? The "cat 3-5 off shelf applications workplan 16_7" at Waikato DHB had been reported as highly probable risk, with severe impact. Who was watching that? And so it goes on and on across a number of applications. Who was watching that at Waikato DHB?