MATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Just following up on that, I think the Minister misunderstood his own legislation, because it says very much, under clause 8(2), "the Minister must have regard to the need for members to collectively (a) have knowledge, understanding, and experience of—", and then it goes on to have a range of approaches: public health, population health, improving health outcomes. All that this side of the House is saying is that, out of the range of those health approaches, why would you not have "social investment approach", because, as we know with social investment, it is taking the longer-term view—and the Minister himself talked about the challenge between treating mental illness and also taking a preventative approach. We all know the social investment approach is grounded in looking at long-term welfare liability, committing resource upfront—that might be doubly expensive—but to be actually intervening early and making a difference.