I want to say that the health system in Aotearoa New Zealand has never been tested to the extent that it has in the last two years, because it's not just been dealing with the COVID pandemic but it's been dealing with years of neglect and chronic underfunding under the previous Government. We know that when we make health policy decisions and health investment decisions, there is a reasonably long lead time. From the time that you make the decision and make the investment, it can be two, three, four, or sometimes a few years longer before you see the thing that you've invested in, the policy that you've made, and the impact that it has on people. But the converse is also true that if you fail to fund the system properly and if you fail to invest in facilities, then it takes a wee while for that to start to show and for that to have an impact, and that's what we're dealing with right now. 