Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I've got around and met some of the people who are actually doing these front-line roles, doing many sessions, many appointments in their work, and they are doing fantastic work—doing the very sort of work that Ms Docherty says in her article needs to be done. So, for example, last week I met Adam. Adam is a former butcher by trade but he's got into mental health supported services through a range of his own personal experiences and he is doing incredible work with a range of people in the Tauranga Moana area and helping them get on top of fitness issues, activity issues, and nutrition issues to the point where the day I met him he had that very morning accompanied one of the people who he was supporting in a trip to the supermarket to assist them in making good choices on food and nutrition. That's the stuff that actually makes a difference to people and gets their lives back under control and helps with their mental wellbeing.