NICOLA WILLIS (Deputy Leader—National): Well, that was an interesting commentary from the Minister of Finance, but I am sure that he is aware that there is no legislative impediment to him, as the Minister of Finance, having stringent requirements for the quality of Government expenditure. He doesn't require a new law in order to ask of his Ministers that when money is appropriated from taxpayers, they ensure that there are clear targets for what the expenditure of that money will achieve, that there is monitoring of delivery, and that in every instance it delivers more results than if that money had been left in the back pockets of New Zealanders. That is the issue here and there has, of course, in the past few months been some troubling evidence that that is not the case with this Minister of Finance. I point, for example, to the $1.9 billion appropriated for mental health, where there was a press release with fanfare, but clearly no delivery plan, and where we've now had a report by the mental health commission highlighting that no additional specialist services were delivered as a result, that the expenditure of that money involved poor accountability and poor coordination. 