I have to say a lot of this debate happened in the kind of febrile atmosphere of COVID and the Delta outbreak and whether we had enough. A crisis was declared by some people, and, in fact, there was no a crisis. We managed through that process, but it didn't get away from the fact that we did need and we do need additional ICU capacity. When the officials went through their assessment about what was needed and what was deliverable—not just in terms of creating physical space and the building that was needed, but also building the workforce that was needed—we landed on an additional 85 beds, which we thought we could achieve by 1 July 2024, and we could build both the physical structures and the workforce to go with that so that we had those fully staffed additional ICU beds. And that adds quite significantly to our share of ICU beds across the hospital network.