And can he confirm that to pull back from the preferred offering, which was taken to the Capital Investment Committee and sit inside that reserved ring-fencing of $711 million, that several things will need to happen. First of all, the bed numbers will need to be reduced, I'm hearing, by about 128; that the ward tower will not be built; that the existing hospital will not be remediated; there'll be no changes except as required on level one of the medical wing to accommodate the link bridge; medical wards, surgical wards, and outpatients remain in the surgical wing while ED and ICU are decommissioned—a substantial scale down from what was presented to the Capital Investment Committee.