Early in my first term a woman came to see us because the medication on which she relied was no longer funded. It was an unusual case where the medication was being used outside its normal purpose and therefore not funded by Pharmac, but because it was working for her the DHB had provided it. But under pressure from the new health Minister to cut costs, the DHB decided to stop. To protect her privacy, I won't go into the details, but the effect of losing that medication had a disastrous physical and psychological impact on my constituent. Her first disclosure of contemplating suicide was to be—long story short, we got the DHB to see sense and the funding for her medication was restored. When she came in to thank us, she wept on my shoulder for a full five minutes. We had changed and possibly saved her life. That's why we all do this job.