Now, I'm advised by Pae Ora Legislation Committee members that very little cognisance was paid in the deliberation to the financial management of the sector. What we have at the moment is 20 district health boards (DHBs) and a plethora of other organisations all required to furnish financial accounts to this House, and most of them have made thumping-great losses. It's a peculiar feature of the health system, where that seems to be tolerated to a far greater level than, for example, other public sector agencies—if the fire service or the New Zealand Police said, "Look, we know we only got $1.5 billion this year, but we knew, you know, to run an effective service, it was going to cost $1.8 billion, so here's a bill for $300 million, Government." But Governments of both colours have had this problem, albeit that the combined financial deficits of DHBs when we left office was $90 million. We've got individual DHBs with greater deficits than that now. Budget 2022, I do acknowledge, had a thumping-great envelope of money to clear those deficits and to prevent, to the degree possible, that happening in the future.