I want to just elaborate, firstly, in respect of targets. I don't actually mind what those targets are or if they are changed. Well, I do mind what they are, but I think if there's change, that's fine. The Simpson report, which the Minister will be considering with his Cabinet colleagues at the moment, did talk about population targets. I think that's an entirely appropriate alternative to the output-based targets that the previous two Governments had. But the important thing is that we have a very clear expectation about what good looks like in the sector, and I don't believe we have that right now. There's a sense of drift, and it certainly is manifesting itself in the financial performance, which I want to draw on. The nine-month performance shows a combined deficit of $375 million, which is $61 million more than the previous year—19 percent unfavourable. Now, in that previous year, it was $264 million, and even that was $56 million or 27 percent more than the previous corresponding period.