I would love to hear this Government face up in Leeston to the Friends of Ellesmere Hospital. This is, to be fair, a 95-year-old building that's been running in this community all that time, servicing the needs of aged care and those convalescing post-surgery. There are just 10 beds in it. It is the beating heart of this community. It was shut during the pandemic to try and centralise all services into Christchurch. Thirty minutes' drive away in Darfield, at the other end of my electorate—talk to me about the trustees of the Darfield Hospital and all the time and effort they put in to service their local community; also shut. Now, here's the clincher: when I go and speak to the DHB about whether or not there are plans to continue the provision of these services in these rural communities post-pandemic, they all say—they throw their hands in the air, they look at me and ask us, and they all say, "We don't know. We cease to exist from 30 July."