I want to focus on one particular aspect of health under coronavirus, and that's cancer management. It worried me in the beginning, it continues to worry me today, and if we look back, under the Alpha strain what we know from Te Ahu o te Kahu is that in that first week after Alpha, or that first month after Alpha really hit us in April. If we particularly look at cancer diagnosis, particularly bronchoscopy, where we stick a telescope down the lung, looking for lung cancer, and gastrointestinal (GI) endoscopy, where we put a telescope down the mouth, generally, looking for bowel cancers—what we know is that in the month of April, compared to the previous year, we had 70 percent less bronchoscopies and endoscopies. Now, by October 2020, we'd actually caught up, but that delay in those people who weren't able to get their endoscopy from April through to October has had a consequence. 