The reality is, and this is no reflection on any party in this House at any time in this country's history, but I think if we reflect on it, we will accept that mental health, whether an area of health investment or Government investment generally, has been the poor cousin of our general health services for a long, long time. I think we are more enlightened now. We are better at talking about mental unwellness. We are better at talking about what it means to have better mental health and better mental wellbeing. But the reality is, given what we now know and given what we now observe and what we have experienced along with many families over many generations, there is now no excuse to neglect our services and facilities that are there to look after those who are mentally unwell and in mental distress. 