Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I am aware of that comment and that's why I also reminded the member that the centrepiece of the $1.9 billion programme is the money that this Government is putting into primary mental health care services. The 2018 report He Ara Oranga made it very clear that the biggest gap in mental health services was for those with mild to moderate mental health conditions and that report recommended that priority be given to those services. That's what we've given priority to; that explains the 870 fulltime-equivalent new roles in primary mental health care services. The reason why I find Ms Docherty's comments so confusing is that she seemed to be criticising this Government, separately from the primary mental health care services, for a recruitment campaign to get more mental health workers into the acute end of services 