Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Again, I reject the premise of the member's question. So not only did we increase the amount of money that went into training our ICU staff, because that is the critical piece of the puzzle, we also have, of course, put in capital expenditure for ICU physical space as well: $10 million into the expansion of Tauranga's ICU space; a new ICU facility at Waitakere; 12 additional beds in Canterbury; and, in addition to the training that we've provided for ICU nurses, $544 million for the operational spending of staffing for those new beds. But the one thing I would say: our focus has been ensuring people don't end up in ICU in the first place. We want to save lives, not have a situation where people are critically unwell.