If it's an issue that is emblematic of this Government talking out both sides of its mouth, it's a Government that promises to transform the mental health system, yet in its once-in-a-generation—or so they tell us—reform of the health system, what we find is exactly what submitters said in the select committee stage: that mental health was invisible. Who would've believed it? A Government that claims to be transforming the mental health system, yet they're reforming New Zealand's health system and the peak bodies. I mean, this is the Mental Health Foundation, this is the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission, the leading NGOs, and the common theme that came out of submitters is that they said mental health was invisible in this bill. How could we end up in a position where mental health is invisible? They also talked about how the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission was not even an entity that the Minister needed to consult in developing not only the health strategy but, I would argue, the mental health strategy.