You've got to be joking; you have to be joking. Let me just read that again from the action report 3 September, subsection "Welfare": "Monitor staff wellbeing—ARPHS response staff are tired and stressed from the demands of dealing with COVID-affected cases and contacts. (Many are in a distressed state.)" To the Minister, "Were staff in a distressed state?"—no, they were talking about affected cases and contacts! That's just not possible. What happened here was ARPHS were undermanned. They did not listen to the Roche report, 1 June. They did not take on the 25 full-time equivalents as they were requested to do within three months. A shout out to the really difficult work that ARPHS is doing. They were also told to build the infrastructure. This is clearly a story around ICU infrastructure for another time because there are other things we can talk to in this bill, which I do want to talk to.