To the member's next question about the "D" investor confidence rating: as I understand it, the reason for that is that the Ministry of Health has a demonstrated track record of, shall I say, being very cautious and deliberate in the implementation of its capital decisions. So I have to say, in fairness to the ministry, not assisted by a number of requirements placed on them by Treasury, particularly for significant investments that's, you know, maybe reasonable from a public finance point of view—but the reality is, and to the extent that people criticise the length of time it takes to get investment or capital investment decisions implemented in the health sector, there doesn't seem to be an inordinate amount of time taken and there's a number of hurdles to get through. 