Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: If I track back to the direct ask that was made of Government when we came into office, where there was a crisis across the board on mental health, the very specific focus that came from those who had experience of the system and those who worked in the system was the complete absence of primary mental health care. That was adding to extra pressure on acute needs. That is why we have built a primary mental health system for the first time in New Zealand's history. It is providing tens of thousands of appointments for New Zealanders who previously had no access to early mental health support. At the same time, we know we need to continue to build the tertiary and acute care. It's a particular focus of ours on building the workforce, which in some cases takes up to five years to create.