Now, to answer Mr Bishop's question—I think it was rhetorical, but I'm going to answer it. How is it possible that we have fewer ICU beds now than we did at the beginning of the pandemic? How is that possible? Well, we can see through official Government documents that we get through information requests the answer to that question, because in a briefing to the health Minister his Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment officials, in an October briefing, say, "Planning is under way to ensure that the entire health system is in a position to support the Delta outbreak within New Zealand."—planning is under way, in October. That's why we don't have more ICU beds, because we haven't been able to bring in the ICU workers to man them. The evidence is in the documents, that this Government is incapable of planning and has been incapable of planning for this Delta outbreak.