Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: I would refer to some of those things I've mentioned in my previous answer. The uptake of those services has been extraordinary in a short period of time, and I think bears witness to the appropriateness of them rolling out during the COVID period. I'd also note that the 1737 number has helped tens of thousands of New Zealanders this year and has scaled up significantly. So the Government has responded quite specifically to the situation we find ourselves in. I would also note that already 18,000 free sessions have been delivered to New Zealanders by this new front-line service. Many of those people might not have received this support in a timely fashion without this new service. And we're rolling it out nationwide. By the middle of next year, a population of 1.5 million people will have access to a new service at their local GP for free. This service was simply not available previously. The demand for mental health services had nearly doubled—or perhaps over doubled—in a decade, and the support for services had only gone up by around half the amount needed. So introducing this new free service for Kiwis is something that is timely, and I believe the uptake rates of these services indicate that they are providing a unique and important service for New Zealanders that was not previously available.