What we heard from before, from Minister Little, was basically a normalisation of this event happening—it's happening here and there around the world—and blaming the previous Government for inaction. Well, I'm sorry, Minister, you've had four years in that role and have not delivered the solutions required to mitigate this risk. We are spending nearly half a billion dollars on restructuring costs of the reforms that you're implementing—$486 million—none of that is going in terms of the cyber-security improvements within our DHBs. You note around $385 million going into IT. I questioned you on 9 June at select committee in regards to that, and the answer is that money is not all going into cyber-security. So I think you need to be up front with Kiwis out there. We need a comprehensive digital infrastructure programme, and it is simply not good enough for some of our Ministers to stand up here and, basically, give a speech around updating your passwords and sort of a basic thing when we are dealing with organisations that are under significant pressure. 