So what has the Government actually done? Well, they promised in 2017—a big promise—that they were going to commit to improving our mental health record. They allocated $1.9 billion extra in the coming year, and now we're spending a record $1.8 billion this year on mental health. It is our duty to scrutinise whether we are actually getting good results for that money. Two examples spring to mind that are outrageous. We have spent $235 million on building new mental health facilities and produced extra beds, over two years. We've also allocated $4 million for tertiary mental health services and, over two years, that's only led to 300 counselling services. 