Now, I understand that an older people's health strategy would be much broader than the aged-care sector, but given the situation that we are currently in, where 700 beds in the aged-care sector have closed in the last few months and the sector is forecasting that it may increase to around 5 percent of the beds in the aged-care sector closing, the impact on the DHBs, on the hospitals, will be enormous if that occurs. That could be up to 1,800 beds closing in the aged-care sector and those residents being placed into hospital care, and the associated issues that would occur with that: the operations that would be cancelled and the procedures that would be delayed because of that sort of bed blocking that could occur. So, surely, a bill that is looking at healthy futures would want to have provision in there to ensure that this dislocation never occurred again and this sort of crisis in the aged-care sector never occurred again.