I remember in that 2017 campaign I talked to Dr David Geller and it was one of those things I'll never forget because he had worked in health for a long time—I think he'd just become New Zealander of the Year. He talked about how chronic health had been an issue. So he started his career in health looking at trauma because people would come in with an accident, and by the time I was talking to him in 2017 it was all about chronic health issues because people were living in damp conditions. The children had rheumatic fever. Those are consequences that we will see play out for the next 40 years. So all these things are interconnected and this report actually points that out and it talks about responses and it talks about the absolute social contract that we have in health—that now people understand how important it is. 