Then I come to the much-awaited concept in Hawke's Bay: the announcement in August 2019 of a new linear accelerator for the region. That means that people in Hawke's Bay do not have to travel to Palmerston North for radiology treatment. Lo and behold, what do we find? No business case has even been started. No money has been set aside, nor even an application made, for the bunker for that facility. This was to be delivered in 2020-2021. Not a single piece of movement had happened, and, when I questioned it, they say that COVID came along. Yes, COVID did come along, but, actually, developing a business case for a linear accelerator and putting a case up to the Government could have been done during that time, but it hasn't been. So once again, the people of Hastings, Napier, Wairoa, and Central Hawke's Bay are denied the opportunity of a linear accelerator for at least a year, in my view—maybe longer—because the ministry and the Minister cannot get their act together to deliver what they promised. They promised in August 2019 that this would be delivered in 2020-21.