The reason I am contributing, actually, is that Matt Doocey isn't able to ask the questions that he has around mental health. So I am going to kick off in that regard. I certainly appreciate the candour with which the Minister has approached his new portfolio and the fresh eyes that he's brought to it. And it's in that spirit that I want him to perhaps give a view on how effectively we have spent the mental health funding that was appropriated in Budget 2019, because it started with a big number—$1.9 billion—but that included some pay equity settlements and the normal cost increases. My kindest estimate was around $780 million or $800 million, and then we've got a number of $455 million over four years for what was described as front-line mental health services. The problem is that, at the end of April, only $20 million of that had even been committed, much less spent.