Now, in some ways, you know, we can understand that assumption. It is expensive to have people in hospitals. But for all the cost of the reforms, hundreds of millions of dollars in a time of a pandemic when we could be putting that money into ICU beds, into ICU staff—Middlemore is sending people home at the moment who have got COVID because they've got no room—and here we are, embarking on the biggest health restructure probably in a generation. Timing. What's interesting—when you look at the hundreds of millions of dollars they're going to focus on this restructure in the middle of a pandemic—the benefits are evaluated at 1 percent of Vote Health. Even that, they're not sure they'll get there, they said probably "low to medium certainty." Low to medium certainty of the biggest restructure, taking a wrecking ball to DHBs. Local people are going to lose local representation purely out of ideology. And what we're finding out is that, potentially, down the track we might get a 1 percent return.