Hon ANDREW LITTLE: The areas for which the funding was announced last week, which include Canterbury, Western Bay of Plenty, Eastern Bay of Plenty, mid-central North Island, and parts of Wellington—there's about 240,000 young people in that age group I mentioned, and those who are afflicted with mild to moderate mental health conditions will now have access to mental health wellbeing supports, if that is what they need to have. Those services are available to any young person who is experiencing any type of concern about their mental health and wellbeing. Young people can access them for as long as is needed. This represents a fundamental shift from the types of services which have previously been available, which often had a very tight entry criteria and a limited number of times that the person could be seen. These contracts are for up to $10.2 million over four years. The funding is ongoing, and there's an expectation that they will continue beyond the four-year period.