Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Thank you Mr Chairman. I thank the member for her question. The report of the Office of the Director of Mental Health and Addiction Services was a report that originated from a verbal recommendation from the Auditor-General in roughly 2003; the first report was produced in 2005. There is a statutory role in the ministry, which the Director of Mental Health, and that statutory role, that director, has responsibilities under a number of pieces of legislation, but principally the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act. The Auditor-General of the day considered that it was appropriate for the Director of Mental Health to report on regulatory action taken and statutory powers exercised under the legislation which he or she was then required to exercise powers under. Over time, that report grew and it became a very generalised report, not only on powers exercised and regulatory actions taken but it became a general report on a number of aspects of our mental health services, and the report was often quite late after the reporting period. 