Thank you very much. Just a few quick questions. I'm also very keen that we should concentrate on the preventative agenda, and I wondered what role you saw for organisations like the Forget-me-not Chorus. I attended an event last week, so I wanted to mention it in the Chamber, where people with dementia and their carers are able to join every week in singing together and enjoying themselves. That seems, to me, the sort of key activity that brings together health and social care in a way that is pleasurable and enjoyable. So, could you say how you think that would be involved in the future?

The other question I wanted to ask about was international comparisons. I know that, in the parliamentary review, there's mention about Canterbury in New Zealand and the huge change that's happened in that city, in comparison to the rest of New Zealand, because of their clear vision of one system and one budget. I wondered whether international comparisons were going to be something that did influence as we go along this journey.