So then what also happened was it failed to have primary care involved. So on 18 October, Allan Moffitt from ProCare goes to a meeting with the Northern Region Health Coordination Centre (NHRCC) and he's angry. He's angry because primary care haven't been involved, because what the system tried to do initially was say, "Nah, we're not going to involve primary care. What we'll actually do is we'll use the doctors in MIQ. The few that we've got who are managing MIQ, they're going to be our response. They'll do the hospital at home.", and that failed miserably. GPs were telling them, "This will fail. If you don't involve us, what's going to happen is when you get overwhelmed, it will drop back on us. We will again be the safety net." Sure enough, that's what played out.