Elective surgery is not the only area that this Government has failed to deliver. I've found it really interesting today; I was wondering how many people were going to stand up and talk about the 53 deaths under coronavirus. Every single death is tragic, but mortality by itself is stark, it is naked, it is cold, and it does not describe the fullness of the COVID consequences on New Zealanders. The British Medical Journal this week writes this: "Missed care for conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and mental health, for example, has short and long term implications for morbidity and mortality. Measuring the pandemic's effects only in terms of deaths due to COVID-19 fails to accommodate these important outcomes." We need to understand the wider consequences of coronavirus beyond—and I accept a very good—53 deaths that we've had over two years, with each death tragic in its own right—absolutely. I don't want to diminish that. But that cannot be our performance metric by itself. It is too shallow. 