i'm delighted to be joined in the studio by anna firth, former conservative mp lord shaun bailey baileyhew lazar. good evening. good evening. all right. matt, did you hear anything today that seemed particularly radical? >> well, i think. >> well, i think. >> yeah, i think it is quite radical to cut away a whole layer of management. and i think the key thing which you heard in this clip there is to bring it back into democratic control, because the tories did these reforms in 2012, which set up nhs england. yes, they were committees and things before that, but they set up this big kind of big monster that has got, you know, duplicates all the functions of the department of health. it's got its own strategy department, its own press office, its own, you know, future functions, which are all already done by the department of health. so i don't think it's going to transform life for every patient every day. but i think it's the right the right direction, the first step in moving in the right direction in terms of cutting out excess managers, they're going to cut 1000 jobs. i don't think th