Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I notice the member is wilful in ignoring some of the substantive points that were made by the commission, which acknowledged, of course, that the over a billion dollars' worth of mental health spending that was put in by this Government was focused on building primary mental health care, which previously did not exist in this country, and as a result we're seeing tens of thousands of appointments now available to New Zealanders that did not exist before. In addition, you've seen pre-Budget announcements just this week of additional funding going into acute mental health, which is another area of need. But if we want to reduce demand in acute mental health, we must provide earlier interventions for more New Zealanders, which is exactly what this Government has done. 