The problem is they believe their own rhetoric on mental health. The Hon Stuart Nash turned up at the Grand Hall when I attended an event for mental health and addiction services. He was there on behalf of the health Minister, Dr Clark, who at that time said he was busy dealing with COVID-19. We now know that is a debatable point. Now, he told that group that in Budget 2019, the Government invested $1.9 billion into mental health services. We know that's not correct, because a large portion of that money, maybe up to a quarter of it, was for the State abuse inquiry. Several hundred million was into Housing First projects. Now, they're all good initiatives—don't get me wrong—but they're not front-line mental health services. Yes, granted, the Government allocated $455 million to the new flagship front-line mental health service, much needed by New Zealanders—$450 million. That gave a lot of New Zealanders hope. 