Hon ANDREW LITTLE: The answer to that question is very simple, and that's the "graph of shame". [Holds up graph] If you want to have a look at the history of investment in public health facilities over the last 14 years, the nine years of short, stubby blue bars is the National Party, and the tall handsome red ones are the Labour Party. The reality is that the Labour Government, in four years, has invested six times as much in public health facilities than the nine years of the previous National Government. What I can reassure that member, because of his failure to speak up for his own constituents in the time that his party was in Government, is that we will have the care available for people who require hospital-level care as a result of the pandemic. And, if it's not in their local hospital, it will be because the response that we are putting in place is organised on a regional hospital basis, and they will get that care in the public hospital system that they need.