Let's look at some of the headline investments for health. In Pharmac, we have more than a single biggest ever increase for the Pharmac, an extra $191 million over two years. And immediately, we've had Pharmac consider increased spending on blood cancer drugs, multiple sclerosis, HIV, hormone replacement therapy, and breast cancer drugs. In primary care, $102 million to grow primary healthcare teams so they can identify and treat issues earlier. We want to prevent small issues going on to be big ones that mean you have to come to hospital. Already, this Government has created 3,000 more fulltime-equivalent nursing positions over recent Budgets, and those doctors and nurses will be on the top of our immigration green list to allow us to recruit from overseas. In this Budget, we're investing $76 million to strengthen our health workforce, including 1,500 more training places in primary care. That's nurses, physiotherapists, pharmacists, and 1,000 more training places for the whole hauora Māori workforce. We're also investing in 48 additional ambulances, 13 vehicles for our ambulance fleet, and 248 more paramedics. These are the essential services that Budget 2022 is supporting.