Hon ANDREW LITTLE: As I have indicated, this Government has put record funding into the health system. So, by way of comparison, we are, this financial year alone, spending $7.6 billion more per year on health than in the final year of the previous Government. The previous Government increased spending in health over the full term of its Government—nine years—by $3.2 billion. The previous Government spent, roughly, $1 billion on capital expenditure in health during the full term of its Government. This Government now has a build programme worth $6 billion under way, with a further nearly half a million dollars in IT. The member will remember the graph; the graph tells the story. That party in Government underfunds health. 