Actually, you can't legislate for that. It's not possible to legislate for people to be having good wellbeing. What it is possible to do is to actually have a Government showing competency. We talk about something like mental health. Huge amount of effort put into mental health over various years by very, very many very deeply committed people, who have tried their very best in difficult situations. Instead what we've seen is a big announcement in last year's Budget on mental health funding. The trouble is almost none of it's spent. What we saw instead on the ground was that the mental-health workers who had been for some years working with Counties Manukau police, Christchurch police, and also Wellington in the watch-houses—or as they call it the custody suites—removed; removed these people from the front line, where they were doing a tremendous amount of good. Where's that in the Public Finance (Wellbeing) Amendment Bill? Where's that? Where's the practical application of wellbeing? And the answer is that this Government's simply not up to it.