I want to acknowledge the patients in Waikato DHB affected by this cyber-attack. They came to the district health board because they were ill and they sought care. They expected to have their privacy respected. I imagine this event is very upsetting for many people. I take heart in the fact that the DHB is reaching out to the patients, notifying them whenever they hear of the information being shared by these criminals, as it has been in some cases, and working with the Privacy Commissioner to make sure that the people affected are treated well. There is also a 24/7 helpline available for people who have been affected by the cyber-attack. I also want to acknowledge the staff, some of whom are my former colleagues. I know they are working hard, working with paper-based systems, and yet despite the challenges to work around the fact that IT systems are either compromised or are being built back in a slightly different way, they have none the less got elective surgery at full capacity, and they have got their outpatients at full service. Congratulations to the staff of Waikato DHB for their excellent efforts in that regard. I know they are working hard, and it must be stressful. I want to thank them so much for their efforts in continuing to provide these services.