The report indicated four recommendations, and I think we've heard in the House today what they are, but the need for earlier assessment of clinical safety, welfare, and mental health was one of the significant findings. The finding in regards to better connectivity between the parts of the system and particularly around the clinical oversight was also a factor that played into the sad outcome that we were dealing with here, and the heightened focus around equity and cultural safety, particularly for Māori and Pasifika. Lastly, I think the important recommendation was around the need for strong clinical governance and adequate reporting systems and the need for that to be very agile in terms of the pace at which it operates. These deaths, as the committee and the panel have found—both deaths—were potentially preventable and there were missed opportunities contributing to that outcome.