Four: a track record of more money, more bureaucracy, worse outcomes. The evidence to date is that this Government has spent more money on health, but got worse health outcomes. All of the national health targets are worse now than when we handed over in 2017, and COVID cannot be used as an excuse because they were getting worse even before COVID. What we are seeing with these reforms is layers and layers of bureaucracy that are being built. Two weeks ago, Andrew Little made an announcement hailing the start of the bureaucracy—locality commissioners, locality coordinators, and 80 locality networks. The real message was that nowhere in his announcements was a single, targeted health outcome. It was all about bureaucracy—more money, more bureaucracy, worse outcomes. How could one possibly believe that these reforms will be financially viable when, in March last year, Cabinet documents showed the benefits projected to be $1.5 billion over 15 years and yet, barely six months later, the benefits had ballooned to $3.8 billion over 10 years. This is simply not credible; no one believes it.