Mr. Robert Watt:

Yes, I think they have been addressed. We are very committed to having the right structure. Ultimately, it is about focusing priorities on the key projects that can make a difference and driving that change. Some of these projects are very challenging. The RHA project, which I think we will discuss some time this morning, is a very difficult project involving very significant change. Some aspects of the reform agenda are easier to deliver than others. We are making more progress on some than on others. Clearly, we are enhancing public capacity and moving care to the community. Mr. Reid and I touched on that this morning. We are making very significant progress there and less progress in other areas. I am happy that we have addressed some of the concerns that existed and Mr. Reid can give his views on them in a moment. We have a structure that can help us to implement this agenda.