Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): As I so often am when that member Shane Reti resumes his seat, I am completely confused. Now, is that member complaining that we set targets or that we don't set targets, because I'm just a little bit confused about why he offers examples of both. But what I'm even more confused about is why he, of all members of this House, would want to enter into an argument about comparative funding of the health system between two Governments. If you want to have a look at that member's party in Government and funding health, it is an absolute disgrace. Barely $1 billion over nine years was put into new facilities and IT for the health system. No wonder why there are buildings now, including in the electorate that that member used to represent, that are literally falling down around health workers' ears, and an IT system that is struggling to keep up. This Government, on the other hand, in less than four years has committed more than $5.5 billion just in that period alone in new buildings and IT. 