It's a scandalous reality that at Dunedin Hospital, a 12-bed extension to their ICU was completed nearly 3½ years ago. How many patients have been in that unit? Zero. It's a Yes Minister moment. It's an ICU with no patients, because there are apparently problems with heating and ventilation. Well, I've run a hospital. I know that is a complication, but in the UK, where some of those hospitals are 400 to 500 years old, those buildings, they're able to do it. Why can't we, in the middle of a pandemic, find a solution and get a unit that we have spent millions developing actually open so we can respond to a COVID outbreak if those beds are needed?