And I suppose moving us nicely on from there, Carol, how does the managed service model work within your center, and how different is it compared to what you've had before?

Yeah.

So one of the attractions of going to Oxford was that there was already a managed service contract in place, and the, the one in Oxford is, um, covers both radiotherapy and radiology, so it's a big contract.

Um, radio- the b- those services on the Churchill site.

Um, radiology in the rest of the trust, which has three other sites, um, is not part of that managed equipment service.

I think initially, um, I had no experience of a managed equipment service, and I, I looked at the contract and I thought, "Well, this is gonna be straightforward." You know, we have a, a replacement program, so it's, it's all timetabled in.

We get upgrades for our hardware, our software, which is great.

So looking at kind of future planning then, do you expect that the demand for radiotherapy is gonna increase, and will you then be able to kind of support that increase and without necessarily impacting negatively on waiting times?