We have seen that—because, of course, last week the Government announced their 10-year strategy—parts of these changes will feed into the strategy around the recovery model and using technology, but really disappointing with their own, independent review. Of course, it was an interesting choice of words to call it an independent review, but the health Minister gave it to his colleague the Deputy Prime Minister to review in his implementation unit, and they came out with words like "strong progress" and "initiatives are on track". Well, we clearly see by the comments of submitters in this bill that, after three years of promising to repeal and replace the mental health Act, the work hasn't even started. I think Shaun Robinson, who's been very outspoken, as he should be as the CE of the Mental Health Foundation—he speaks on behalf of people with lived experience—called the comments of "strong progress" and "initiatives on track" as spin. And I think we should probably call it for what it is.