Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Health): I'll try and keep this contribution short, but I acknowledge that the member's figures are out of date. Of course, there are thousands of counselling sessions that have already been offered under the programme of access and choice, and, of course, something I've failed to mention so far in the debate, the 1737 number, which has really ramped up during this time to ensure that while people are under lockdown, they can access telehealth services to support them if they're facing challenges. So I want to just put on record, of course, that the programme will continue to roll out. We will continue to build and access the workforces, but we're starting from a situation where the need had grown quite dramatically over the most recent decade and the services had grown by roughly half the growth in need.