And how do we find ourselves that the cost pressures are that sort of figure? Well, maybe we'll start with roughly $530 million of consolidated debt—probably the highest consolidated DHB deficit ever. And how do we get to that? Well, there was a number of reasons for that. First of all, the Government took their eyes off the annual plans that hold the DHBs to their fiscal accountability. There's a number of Official Information Act (OIA) documents, what's called "tranche 4" documents, particularly, that the Treasury sends to the Ministry of Health saying "We are disappointed in the negotiations you have reached with the DHBs", fundamentally saying "You are not holding them to account." So $1.8 billion, this big figure in health that we're being told is the new health spend, is actually mismanagement by this Labour Government and we are paying for that. That is the shuffling of the existing deck chairs.