As at January this year, they were already in $304 million of deficit combined and they were heading for $560 million of deficit. Annual inflation in DHBs is about $400 million, and when you add the extra $100 million a year that the DHBs will need to spend because of the Holidays Act remediation, their spending next year is going to be at least $1.1 billion to recover deficits and manage inflation. They got $980 million. They're going to go backwards, even with this, unless something happens. But this is a Minister who in question time today admitted that it didn't matter what came out the other end as long as you're putting lots in the top—whether it was people or money or kindness, that's OK. Well, actually, you know what? Kindness doesn't replace the hip, cure the cancer, check the diabetes, screen for cervical cancer; organisation of resources does. So the bolus of money is good, but let's not pretend this is going to make a blind bit of difference to the health of New Zealanders. 