Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Over 200 general practice sites are delivering integrated primary mental health and addiction services; over 520 fulltime-equivalents are contracted to provide services; 134,000 sessions have been delivered by new primary mental health and addiction services since our announcements; 96,000 students have access to school-based health services; 800 additional Māori and Pacific cultural competency workforce training places every year; 1,400-plus people are supported by Te Ara Oranga, the meth harm reduction programme; and 74 Māori and 18 Pacific suicide prevention initiatives have been funded. We've announced, as I've said, the expansion of Mana Ake into five new district health boards. And, yes, we have put $200 million in for new and existing mental health and addiction facilities, which we continue to work through, rolling out and building that capability.