The uncomfortable question lingers. In those nine years, how many died prematurely or endured avoidable disease progression because subsidised access was not available? If ministerial intervention was critical to this outcome, why did the system require it again?
The nine-year wait should raise some important but uncomfortable questions - can we be better?
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