I was talking to Dr David Gellar during the campaign in 2017, and he was talking about when he had started in his practice, he had started working in trauma, because that's what happened in a hospital—there was a lot of trauma coming in—and by the time he had matured as a doctor, the actual reason people were coming into the hospital was different. It was chronic disease, and that chronic disease came out of things like bad housing. We had children with rheumatic fever and we were just ignoring that situation, and we had children living in cars. That was one of the reasons that inspired me to come into politics. It was actually being in a situation where a Government had turned a blind eye to the fact we had children in those kinds of conditions. So it is a holistic approach. It is about bringing children into stable housing, bringing them off the street, out of the cars, out of an underclass, and back into the mainstream of our society. 