In terms of costings, I can say to the member that the localities won't be a cost centre. The locality planning process will be kind of coordinated at the regional level within Health NZ, and is really a basis on which to evaluate health need and informs the basis of the, for want of a better phrase, funding to third parties. So funding to your primary care or your primary health organisations, if they're there, or your aged residential care, or all those others who get public funding to provide particular services. The locality planning process is kind of an information-gathering and a planning process for which the regional division of Health NZ will then follow with funding and commissioning decisions. Obviously, the way Health NZ will operate is to make sure that the funding of services across New Zealand has a consistency in terms of formula but is about addressing need. And so they will have to kind of weigh that balance out.