Yet we are going the way, the other way, and you can see that in the language. Look at the regulatory impact system, "Government intervention is necessary to address these long standing issues,"—and indeed, "only Government"—it says "only Government can take the steps needed to reform the structure and operating model of the publicly-funded health system." "Only Government." And that's where we differ, on this side of the House, because it's not only Government, it's the people that we represent—the local and strong communities and partnerships making those decisions. That's what this reform will strip away. And what's really concerning, if you look at the cost-benefit analysis, it's basically bureaucrats before nurses. What they're planning to do is reduce acute, unplanned admissions; reduce readmissions; and reduce length of stay—so in a nutshell, stop people coming into hospital and kick them out quicker.