Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Health): In answer to the first part of the question, the total investment of $455 million is for a national roll-out over four years, and that roll-out will continue thereafter. A total of $25 million has been allocated to service delivery in 2019-20, and the $3.2 million distributed to providers as at February 2020 that the member refers to relates to sustaining the 22 previously pilot sites providing services through general practice and continuation of other existing primary mental health and addiction supports. I'd also note that this Government has also funded other new initiatives, including Mana Ake, which has helped around 5,000 primary and intermediate aged children in Canterbury in Kaikōura, and Piki, which is providing mental health support for 18- to 24-year-olds in Wellington and Wairarapa, which is not to mention nurses in schools across the country. We've also put more into acute services, mental health, alcohol and drug support, and building new mental health facilities. And in answer to the second part of the member's question, it was not a re-announcement; these are new contracts we're announcing for new services that will serve a population of 1.5 million once it is fully rolled out. It does take time to train new workforces and establish new services.