If I go back to the first of his four questions in that slot, in relation to the money for the senior GP check, advice was very clear that that was not a well-targeted or efficacious spend of taxpayer money or health money, and so that particular policy was not proceeded with. We know that one of the major problems we have in our health system at the moment is inequitable access and health outcomes. So we are not going to fund more policies and programmes that just add to the inequity. We've committed to an aged-care commissioner. In terms of the additional funding provided to DHBs this year, obviously they are negotiating their contracts with aged residential care, so there is an expectation that more will be spent in that sector as more people take up that form of care and the DHBs pick up a large chunk of that cost. So money is continuing to go into elder care or senior care. That does not change.