Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I refer that member to the answer to the question I gave to his colleague last week, and that is that Dr Young either misunderstood or misinterpreted what I had said. So this Government, since last year, in response to the pandemic, has worked with DHBs to ensure that they can release additional ICU or high dependency unit (HDU) capacity, or ICU- or HDU-level care, for people who need it. So whereas before the pandemic, there were, roughly, 243 ICU beds—that is to say, beds in a designated ICU ward—actually, there are other beds in other parts of hospitals such as in post-operative recovery that can be converted immediately into ICU- or HDU-level care, and that increases ICU- or HDU-level care to somewhere between 320 and 340 beds across the nation.