So going first to the extra funding that's going to come in so that Health New Zealand and the Māori Health Authority can start that clean slate on 1 July, because a lot of the things we used to hear when we were having DHBs in for the annual reviews in the Health Committee was their deficits. And I think the issue that they were facing was, after nearly a decade of under-investment by the previous Government, DHBs were grappling with a whole lot of costs that they had to meet. They'd put off things like maintenance, a lot of the basics, and yet they were then confronted with ongoing increases in terms of just cost pressures, wages, etc., and we ended up with large deficits. And since coming into Government, we have put in billions of extra into the health system, but there's also a number of structural issues that have actually underpinned the need for reform. 