NICOLA GRIGG: Thank you. In a very novel business proposition, the Selwyn District Council has acted as a developer and has built a health centre that includes about a dozen maternity beds that it's now leasing out to the CDHB. As I referred in my submission earlier, we've also had the closure of the Ellesmere Hospital and the Darfield Hospital. Again, we know that that is primarily due to the fact that there is not the workforce available. So in the Minister's ruminations over the New Zealand Health Strategy, I would ask that he consider the inclusion of a health workforce development strategy with some urgency. All the issues that we face in Canterbury are absolutely and utterly due to the short-staffing of the facilities and resources available. I would also like to know, if there is to be an inclusion of a workforce strategy, how will that possibly dovetail in with a rural health strategy? Because where we see the shortages in the urban centres, they are absolutely exacerbated in rural areas. So I thank the Minister for his consideration.