There are other hospitals, other facilities around the sector who are saying, "Crikey, if Hutt Valley evacuates at 15 percent NBS—we're at that level or lower—what does it mean for us?" Taranaki, thankfully, is being rebuilt and I think that's a project that clearly needs to proceed. But as we can see, in other WPQs looking at the greatest seismic risk, there are a number of clinical-facing facilities that are at or equal to the NBS that evacuated Hutt Valley Hospital. And I would put some in exactly the same seismic risk category because you can say, "Well, look, in Northland, you don't have the same seismic risk." Some of the top 10 seismic buildings under concern actually do sit along fault lines, and so I think the ministry needs to take some accountability for that, as opposed to a WPQ where, fundamentally, Andrew Little threw the DHB under the bus and said "It's not our responsibility, it's not an MOH responsibility; it's a DHB responsibility." I don't buy that. They submitted their risk registers every quarter, is my understanding. You must have seen or you should have seen—you need to own that.