The two big health issues that were emerging at that time, one of which remains unresolved, was Holidays Act remediation across the State sector—and, as Minister of Police, I had the very uncomfortable role of going to Cabinet and saying the police had told me that they had an estimated $26 million of holiday pay arrears. That ended up being $33 million. The CMSSER, basically, went to the Ministry of Health—actually, at my request, based on my experience in the health sector—to say that, well, if police, who have shift work and time in lieu and all of that sort of thing, have got a $33 million problem, I bet the district health boards have got a much, much larger problem. The response was: "No, no, nothing to see here." We had that response all the way through to the 2017 general election, when, we now know, there was a billion-dollar problem—and it's still not solved, five years later. Actually, there's a pattern that emerges here about problems not being solved five years later.