When we started to talk through to our DHBs, most of them—because their hearings were in sort of February and March, we were actually at the peak of the Omicron outbreak. And so a lot of the questions initially focused around hospital-bed capacity. And I think, in general, DHBs were managing and they'd put in place ways of assessing patient flow. What they were saying is that, you know, they did have—all the DHBs we reviewed in depth in the hearings—spare beds available, even though we were at the peak of the outbreak. But what they said was that the workforce was very stretched. You know, there had been illness within staff, and other issues. And so what some DHBs were having to do was just redeploy workforces from other areas, so that they could make sure that front-line services were still being delivered, and some had deferred some elective services.