Then, I come to the Hawke's Bay aspect of the Budget and some of the inconsistencies in some of the things that we've been promised. A couple of days before the Budget, the Hon David Clark came out and said that it was the largest ever investment in the DHB sector. "Wonderful," I thought, and then, when I looked at the figures in the Budget, it's a complete con. In Hawke's Bay, last year's appropriation for the DHB was $538 million. This year's appropriation is $584 million, or about a $50 million increase. One would think, "Fantastic!", until one remembers that last year, the Hawke's Bay DHB had a deficit of $21 million, and this year they're projected to have a deficit of somewhere up to $30 million, so the $50 million that's been added simply keeps up with the deficits they've been running. Not a single extra new operation, no funding for the COVID response so far, and all those people that have been waiting for elective surgery, they've been bumped—nothing for them. A whole lot of screening and other things have been cancelled—nothing for them also. 