Yet, when they get their first progress report from the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission that was criticising their progress, the Minister sits on it for months and, on a day when we had the tsunami warning, a day where Auckland was coming out of level 3 lockdown, they push out that report quietly. Where are the patsies on mental health this week? No; crickets—silence. That's why their heads are down, because they know they've promised a lot and delivered very little in mental health. Shame on them for promising vulnerable New Zealanders, politicising mental health, and now when you look, like the track record, again you've failed to deliver.