The business case to David Clark for the free annual health check is fascinating as the Labour Government makes the case for why it is so important. The benefits of the annual over-65 health check are: reduced mortality, Labour doesn't care about older people; reduced health costs for out-patient and in-patient care, Labour doesn't care about older people; reduced emergency department—ED—visits, Labour doesn't care about older people. And while we are talking about emergency visits, please explain to me why, in the month of January, from the hours of 1 a.m. to 7 a.m., 156 people over the age of 80 were discharged from district health boards (DHBs)—that is not just in an emergency department; they were in in-patient status in a bed, and 156 sent home at 1 a.m. in the morning. Oh, and what is even worse: three of them were over the age of 100. Explain that to me; that surely is unexplainable. The final benefit: improved mental and social wellbeing. That is another benefit that is being cut. Labour doesn't care about older people.