To the member's next question about delay in the implementation of Care Capacity Demand Management (CCDM), I mean, it's an interesting question because the reality is the commitments to CCDM were first made in 2007 and 2008 following a review in 2005 and 2006. It was the Government in office in 2009 that made the initial commitments, set up the original pilots for CCDM, and three DHBs, including Taranaki District Health Board. It was a surprise to me—after the final deadline set for full implementation of 30 June last year that wasn't met—in the review that I commissioned for it, to see in that review that Taranaki District Health Board, who started in 2009, were classed as one of the laggards in terms of completing implementation. I would say that there simply was not enough political drive given to CCDM between 2009 and 2017. This Government recommitted in 2018 to see the programme through. We did that. We still didn't meet the deadline. We've done a review. We've got some good recommendations and commitment from nurse leaders and the nursing workforce to now see that fully and properly implemented. 