DHSC faces a number of specific pressures that could make cost overruns more likely. If any of the key assumptions underlying the MVP model of Hospital 2.0 prove overly optimistic or detrimental to future healthcare provision, such as the assumed 95% bed occupancy rate, then NHP may require more funding than has currently been allocated by HM Treasury.74 DHSC also told us that the current funding does not include hospitals scheduled to commence reconstruction in the 2020s but to complete after 2030.75 That would mean substantially more funding being required from HM Treasury to build the eight cohort 4 schemes that were recently delayed into the 2030s.76