I believe that part of that preparedness—let's remember what we're doing here is several things. First of all, we're trying to keep New Zealanders safe and we're trying to protect the health system. That's what this whole COVID response is about. That's why we're doing this here today. I believe they've failed on both parts of that, but particularly the second, to protect our health system. They've failed to build ICU beds, failed to bring in ICU nurses, failed to build negative pressure rooms. I can't believe that the Auckland DHBs earlier this year said to the Minister, "We've got $6 million left from a building project underspent. We'd kind of like to spend it on negative pressure rooms." and were told no. Then, three months later, in the middle of a pandemic, we're building negative pressure rooms at Auckland and Waitematā. I can't wait to see that letter. If that's a forceful letter from the Auckland CEO begging for negative pressure rooms and the Minister says, "No, go back through the approval process"—which, as we know, in this Government's hands is years—that's going to be a letter that will come into public domain and be quite interesting. 