It says when they look at the Government policy statement, in preparing a health strategy they're required to consult—this is the Minister—with health entities or groups considered as reasonably likely to be affected, and the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission is not one of those groups. The mental health sector watchdog is not someone the Minister has to consult. And the reason why that's important is: let's not forget last year's debacle with the Ministry of Health when ministry officials were caught running a risk lens over negative statistics as to not embarrass the Government. That's why we need the independent Crown entity, the mental health watchdog, included in this bill, but they're not. 