There was $37 million to undertake the purchase of equipment for laboratory testing, $14 million to implement the COVID contact tracing action plan, and a small $1 million fiscally neutral transfer to allow aspects of the Pacific community response package to be dealt with. There was an offset involving the primary healthcare strategy and some money moving across there, but that is the detail of that expenditure. As the member notes, there were some criticisms of the DHB's ability to get PPE to where it was needed, but that was the mechanism that was used.