Now, there are always challenges in the health sector, but for successive years, through a global economic recession, Vote Health received twice the rate of inflation every year, and services were going up and up and up and waiting times were going down. It was the most benign industrial relations environment in generations. The Minister of Health when in Opposition was apoplectic about a proposed $90 million combined deficit in DHBs in 2017, and two years later—put aside the Holidays Act; put aside the IT write-offs—the deficits of DHBs are approaching $600 million. I ask the Minister when is he going to get off his horse and change the record of "Nine years of neglect!" and look in the mirror to find the reason for the problem that had been created solely by this Government. 