Hon ANDREW LITTLE: If the member is referring to money from the COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund, it is different to the money that this Government has committed to mental health services and continues to commit to mental health services. There has been an ongoing, year-by-year, significant increase in the ring-fenced funding for DHBs to provide their mental health services. Some DHBs, of course, fund their mental health services more than just what they receive from that ring-fenced funding, but that funding has been increased, and this Government has investments, ongoing, to improve mental health services. The priority has been to fund the primary end of mental health care and addiction—that is to say the front line for people suffering mild to moderate mental health conditions. That was what was identified as the big gap. That is the gap we're seeking to fill. By doing that properly—and we are less than halfway through the programme to fill that gap—that alleviates pressure on the more acute end of the services. That is the strategy that we are following.