It is true to say that in many of the large hospital builds, it is increasingly the case that shelf space is provided for. That is to say a physical space—a concrete wall if you like, a concrete shell—but not fitted out for immediate use, simply on the basis that it is reasonably anticipated that maybe within 10 or 15 years that space is going to be needed on the basis of population growth. But it is cheaper to build the superstructure now and do fit out later, as opposed to build for current capacity needs now and then when capacity is exceeded and new capacity is needed, build another superstructure which is very time consuming and very expensive. So that approach is being used. I suspect it's being used in Whangārei as well. But there is still going to be an assessment about what is actually needed in the short to medium term, and possibly in the longer term, but without overspending on the investment in that respect.