Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I'm not quite sure what the member is referring to by staffed hospital beds, but I do point out to the member, one of the other consequences of the outbreak is that when staff are household contacts and are required under current protocols to isolate, that does have an impact on the staffing of hospitals, and that is happening now too. So part of the planning of the DHBs is not only planning for a significant increase in the number of patients with COVID who need treatment—particularly for those difficult respiratory conditions—but also planning for a reduction in staff because they have to respond to their exposure or risk of infection, particularly when they are a household contact. That has all been planned for, that is being played out at the moment, and staff and patients are being kept safe as a result.