Number two: timing in the middle of a pandemic. We had a Government official tell the select committee that the timing of the reforms in the middle of a pandemic was optimal—this timing is far from optimal. If the Government hadn't noticed, the sector is exhausted because Andrew Little failed to build a health workforce. The waiting lists are as big as they have ever been in history because Andrew Little didn't build enough ICU beds to protect the health system during COVID. Nurses are burnt out because Andrew Little didn't keep his promise to fully implement the Safe Staffing Accord, a promise made in June last year. Critical care nurses are in short supply because after announcing the botched Kiwi Health Jobs recruiting programme in November last year, Andrew Little wasted four months before starting it, and it only employed three nurses to last month. Infrastructure hasn't kept up because Official Information Act documents show that last year, Grant Robertson told Andrew Little to cut the Health budget to a "minimum viable package" so that he could fund the Health reforms. People are, therefore, rightfully devastated with wasted spending when Andrew Little let more than $21 million of vaccines expire, while also botching measles, shingles, and flu vaccination campaigns. The timing of these reforms is terrible.