The police currently, with the spike in mental health issues in this country, are dealing with over 122 mental health - related cases a day. In my view, other Government agencies have to step up. Because the problem with the Police service—and this is just my own opinion—is they're an agency that, number one, they attract, I feel, the best people in the country—New Zealand Defence Force is another one—and they always problem-solve and they always set themselves the target of finding and achieving what's put in front of them, but what that means is that other agencies, Government agencies that aren't as motivated, end up passing more responsibility and the Police end up absorbing that and taking that on board. And so what it means is you can end up with a police officer, or even two of them, tied up for an entire shift babysitting or looking after someone with a serious mental health issue or mental health issue. And that's very, very poor use of their time. They have very specialised training, they have powers that no one else has in this country, and to have them sitting around and having to care for and babysit someone with a mental health issue—they're not trained to be able to triage or work out what that person needs. That has to be done by the health system.