I acknowledge the ACT Party for raising this debate on a matter that's quite painful, particularly when we acknowledge that two people have died, which has been part of this report. I want to convey, on behalf of this side of the House, our sincere condolences to the men who are tabled in this report who died in the month of November. No amount of rhetoric in this House will bring back the lives of the loved ones belonging to those extended families in Auckland. I think perhaps what we can look at is that by acknowledging the mistakes that the system has made—and all of us have a part to play in that—and looking at how we can improve the health system, that's the kind of legacy that I'm hopeful will remove the pain that the whānau of the two men referred to in this report feel. Condolences to them for their loss. 