If there is a lesson in this anywhere at all—and there is a lesson, actually—this virus has highlighted a number of things about our health system. One is that you cannot, year after year, short change our health system and expect a world-class health system 10 years later. Also, we know there is inequity in our health system—huge inequity in our health system—and the light has been truly shone on it in recent months and indicated by these two cases as well, where it is pretty clear, according to the report, that the proper cultural responses were not made; that two Māori men who needed care were not communicated with in an appropriate way. Community organisations who could have provided appropriate intervention were not plugged into the system sufficiently to enable that to happen. 