This is emblematic of this failed socialist experiment that wants to centralise time and time again—polytech mergers, three waters, now we've got healthcare, and they think that if you just get the title and you just put the word "healthy" in it, that will make a difference. Because, if you say, "healthy", it must be healthy! A bit like fair pay. If you say "fair pay", it must be fair pay! And then they think, "Well, if you say 'healthy' and just throw money at it"—billions of dollars. But here they were; they invested $1.9 billion—or they announced $1.9 billion; I'm not sure they actually put it in. They announced $1.9 billion and the report came back, the scorecard, and said, "No material improvement, for $1.9 billion." Now they're saying, "Let's put more money into health, and trust us. We will make a difference." The Minister could never state, through this whole process, one health outcome that would be improved in the first 12 months. So how do we have "healthy" in the title when you can't name one health outcome that will be improved in the first 12 months?