Hon ANDREW LITTLE: There's a very good reason for that, and that is that apart from one facility that the previous Government approved in 2015 and that opened last year, that Government did absolutely nothing for mental health services in New Zealand. They left the mental health services in this country in an absolutely parlous state, which is why, as soon as we took office, we did a stocktake, we had a review, and we developed a plan—a $1.9 billion plan—that is a four- to five-year plan, and we are part-away through implementing that, with all the benefits that the Prime Minister has already articulated, but we are doing a plan. It is good, it is making a difference, and it is the right thing to do for vulnerable New Zealanders.