Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I wouldn't quite characterise it the way that the member has characterised it himself just now. But one thing that, of course, the Government cannot take responsibility for is the arrival of the virus the COVID-19 bug, and that has created extraordinary circumstances for this country and every other country in the world. So following a four-week lockdown, this Government put additional funding into our health system—$282.5 million—to catch up on planned care that had not been able to be given, plus also to clear other waiting backlogs. Of course, even after that funding was approved, there were further lockdowns at level 3 and level 2 that caused further delays in treatment available through our hospital system. This Government, in addition to the $282.5 million last year, put in an additional $90 million this year, and in response to the extraordinary circumstances is doing extraordinary things to assist people to get the care that they need.