People are leaving, the roll-out is stalled, and when I asked probably the most pertinent question of a new service—a flagship, front-line mental health service being rolled out. Going to change the face of mental health in New Zealand—that's what New Zealand was promised in 2019. When I asked how many people had been seen by this new front-line mental health service—because let's remember, it was promised it would be scaled up to see 345,000 people a year—the answer was, "We don't know, because we're not gathering the data." When you set up something, would you not be interested to know how many customers you have? What we all know, and on this side of the House we know, is that that's code for another Government failure. They're embarrassed to tell us that they're actually not seeing a fraction of those 345,000 people, and that's disappointing, because that's not the level of service promised to New Zealanders. 