I do want to know, beyond vague promises that there may or may not be better funding of the system—I mean, it's all very well to say cheerily and collegially that he can't make promises about cheques that the finance Minister won't write, but in that case, what changes can be made of a non-financial nature that might improve the system? What stroke-of-the-pen changes are represented as an opportunity within this bill that are not being taken up and that he would actually seriously wish to take forward that he would brief his Cabinet colleagues on and that could be made?