Secondly, we've had recent news around seismic concerns, news that I would contend the Government has known about for quite a while. We have Hutt Valley, with a New Building Standard (NBS) of 15 percent, evacuating their Heretaunga building. And the questions I'd like to ask, in fact I have asked and I have the answers: Written Parliamentary Question (WPQ) 15618, where I asked whether the Hutt Valley District Health Board Finance, Risk and Audit Committee had reported or made recommendations to the board in the past two years around seismic risk at Hutt Hospital. "No." OK. Does the Hutt Valley Risk Register record the seismic risk to Hutt Valley Hospital? WPQ 15683. "No." How can that be? How can the DHB be allowed to not record a risk that suddenly appears out of the blue, a significant risk that requires evacuation of patients, how can they be allowed to not put it on a risk register? Capital Coast had to put their ER, which was 15 percent NBS on their risk register. Why was the head of Heretaunga block not on the Hutt Valley risk register? And when we look at when the information came to hand at Hutt Valley, what we find in WPQ 15677 is that on 15 February, a detailed seismic assessment summary by Aurecon was presented to health officials. The evacuation occurred in May. What happened between February and May, over several months when the knowledge was known, and why was it so late before actions were taken?