The member did raise an interesting point about overseas-qualified medical officers struggling to get supervised places for their postgraduate year 1 and 2, and I know the member is genuinely concerned about this, as we all are. One of the challenges we've got is, again, with the vacancies we have in the health system, arranging supervision. We've got to have enough senior medical officers who are prepared to provide that supervision to allow that to happen. I can say to the member that I am aware both the ministry and people on behalf of the DHBs have been working with the Medical Council and others to talk about ways in which that supervision can be provided that isn't in the traditional form but can get those qualified graduates, who are driving Ubers and what have you, into a health system where they are desperately needed. The other aspect of that is that some of those graduates, because they've got family here, they're very clear about where they want to go, and it's not necessarily where all the vacancies are. 