MATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. I want to start by giving the House a challenge, and then at the end of my speech I'd like to come back and see who's got the answer. So we have a health Minister who's trumpeting the success of his new front-line mental health service, and fair enough—it's a good service. The mental health inquiry said quite clearly we need to support the mild to moderate for mental wellbeing and illness issues. But we have a Minister who's trumpeting success when he clearly outlines that he's employed 870 fulltime-equivalents who are delivering 20,000 sessions a month. Someone go away and put that in your computer or your calculator, and I'll come back at the end of my speech and we'll work out how many sessions those workers are delivering a day—870 workers at 20,000 a month.