When we have a look and see what's happened to our health system and the consequences of under-investment: buildings being left to run down, buildings literally with sewerage systems that are not working properly any more. I think one of the worst things is, too, in the nine years of the previous National Government, nurses' incomes going backwards in real terms. They talk a big game now about wanting to lift incomes; they didn't give a darn about our hard-working nurses in our hospitals. This is a Government that, in the four years we've been in Government, has not only negotiated pay increases worth, roughly, 20 percent on average to nurses but has recently reached agreement in principle on the first pay equity deal for that part of the workforce, and with more to come with other parts of the health workforce as well. We will have a health system that is better coordinated, that is more coherent, and that will lead transformation of the system; better joined-up care, because that is what we have long needed.