During my time in Government, I've come to learn of this problem in much wider context. In my area of responsibility for public health, for example, contact tracing and information technology systems have been developed by this Government, linking up 20 systems across the country, some sometimes run on software like Excel, for managing case contacts. We've invested in that system, and you'll note that the very fact that we can trace 2,600 from one case results from us having an integrated system across the entire country. We have an out-of-date system for breast cancer screening, which risks not being capable of being updated, and for cervical screening. Improvements to both of those systems have been funded in the last Budget. I'd also like to congratulate Minister Little on turning this pattern of under-investment around. In Budget 2021 he secured $384 million investment in the health information system.