Perhaps, just turning our minds to more general thoughts around the mental health of New Zealanders—we know what an incredibly important issue this is for us. Certainly Mental Health Awareness Week brings that to the fore, but the fact that we are in COVID lockdowns again also brings it to the fore. We are seeing skyrocketing numbers of at-risk New Zealanders who are finding it increasingly hard and difficult to get the support they need from mental health services. We know that waiting times for children to access services have ballooned. The number of children having to wait over two months to see a counsellor has almost doubled in the past three years. The Government came to power promising great things around mental health, around child poverty, and around housing, and you would have to say that scrutiny of the Government's actions on these key issues does not bode well for this Government.