Hon ANDREW LITTLE: Yes, I can confirm the standard hospital planning is to accept that there are seasonal fluctuations in demand, and so the extent of planned care for, particularly, the winter months is always reduced in anticipation of people coming in with seasonal infections such as flu, such as RSV and what have you—as we've seen this year—and DHBs are continuing to do that. But I am confident that with the planning that DHBs have done, with the support of the Ministry of Health, our hospital system is in good shape to respond to the COVID pandemic but also, as a response to the $282,500 million that the Government put into hospitals last year specifically for planned care catch-up, that they will be able to, over time, catch up the care that many patients have experienced a further delay in.