And it even gets worse because out of the entities the health Minister must consult in the development of Health's strategy, the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission is not one of those entities. Who would have thought the health Minister would not need to consult the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission, especially when it was one of Labour's recommendations from its own mental health inquiry. They spent great time and expense of this Parliament, setting up the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission, yet in their once-in-a-generation reform of the health system, they've left out the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission. And it just makes you wonder: was it because of the criticism of that commission's first report of the Government that they've been left out? And, quite rightly, they are wanting to be included in this bill. This is really concerning because what we've got is a Government that promised to transform the mental health system, they made big announcements of funding, nothing changed, then they're putting in legislation through this House to change our health system, and there's nothing in it for mental health. 