Six weeks before the last election, in 2020, Cabinet did an extraordinary thing. It approved the detailed business case for Dunedin Hospital in principle. Now, as far as I can tell, that is unprecedented, because a detailed business case in principle is called an indicative business case, and that had been approved four years earlier—three and a half years earlier at that point. I'm pretty sure that announcement was a way of inoculating the people of the South, keeping them quiet during the election campaign, and giving the impression that more progress was being made on Dunedin Hospital than what was actually being made. My sources are telling me that there is a huge battle going on in the background between Treasury, the Ministry of Health, and probably Cabinet on the scope, size, and cost of the rebuild of Dunedin Hospital. 