Lots of hope and money, but no actual detailed plan for the how and the who and the where and the when, is exactly the sort of thing that Mr Doocey's SOP will actually require and encourage the commission to do. So I want the Minister to think very carefully, particularly about the changes in SOP 509 to clause 11, because we can say anything we like about what the intent of the commission is; it's the black letter law that will guide their behaviour, and I think we have a unique opportunity right now to say this is important to us. Bringing clarity to what is expected in the sector, and setting clear targets and specific actions to deliver improvements of mental health, is going to be a fundamental ingredient in the success of this commission.