But we have also heard from children who are really struggling themselves. They have a lack of hope—a lack of hope for the future. They don't know what the future in New Zealand will look like, and we know that there is an element of so much continuum of care—people who have serious health conditions, and people who have stress and anxiety—and we need to look after all of these people in New Zealand. Now, with the cost of living crisis, we're going to see more and more families struggling as well, and reaching out for help. But I want to talk to two particular examples. There was a young man that I met who said that the help that he had received from the DHB was like a flea on an elephant's back—it did nothing for him. And a man that I met who said that his daughter had an eating disorder and she just was not getting better. We need to do better for both of these people so that we have better mental health services for all New Zealanders. 