So we have a workforce. It can respond now to the growing demand of COVID-19. And I do want to point out—not out of petty politics, but maybe an initiative that we can all back to move forward—that post - Christchurch earthquakes, the former National Government committed to providing free 50,000 counselling sessions through the GPs. Why did we not hear of that in Budget 2020? Because as all the experts are saying, in an economy where people are losing their jobs, losing their livelihoods, losing their incomes, losing their agency to make decisions, and becoming overcome with the stress in their lives, we have not seen a response from this Government. What we needed in Budget 2020 was a plan, a plan for how this money was going to be deployed. We can't be told constantly, "Well, two years ago, we promised $1.9 billion." What about today? Where are the new front-line mental health services that will respond to the growing mental distress in COVID-19 in Budget 2020? Thank you, Madam Speaker.