Finally, the member asked about the Te Aho o Te Kahu report that came out last week on cancer treatments. I don't share the member's dramatic view of that report. I don't think it was damning; I think it gave us clarity about what the gap is, at least, between New Zealand and Australia. It was a piece of work of the sort that we expect the Cancer Control Agency to be doing—that's why we set it up in the first place—so we can get good information on cancer treatments, cancer diagnosis, cancer screening, and the performance of cancer services across the country. So this report gives us good information about what the gap is between the New Zealand treatments and Australian treatments, and what we might reasonably expect. I think that report would be very useful to inform both the Government and Pharmac in its future decisions about what we can and should be doing. I see it in that light, and I'm very keen to pick up the report and work with the other Government agencies to make sure that we see that through. 