Hon ANDREW LITTLE: What that member fails to mention is of course that for some of those outlier and exceptional cases, there are a number of factors that sit behind the delay of their first specialist appointment, often including the patient's own request for a delay. I think what's important—as the member will know as a health specialist and health researcher—is that, you know, we tend to look at mediums and means as indicative of the performance of the system. In any event, what we can say is that although the system in the early stage of the August outbreak cancelled and deferred procedures, since then many of those procedures have managed to catch up and, in fact, in December what we saw across the public health system as a whole—85 percent achievement of planned care procedures against that plan, which was a significant improvement in previous months given the disruption caused by the pandemic.