Another priority group I want to flag up that wasn't listened to in the submissions in the select committee process was people with mental health issues. The Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission said, "The issue of mental health is almost invisible within this bill." They're not listed. There's no mental health and wellbeing strategy. Who would have thought, with a Government that came in on the pledge of transforming the mental health system, that the mental health commission would be saying it's invisible in this bill. And of course, the mental health commission are the ones who've released their recent report that said: with the Government's announcement of $1.9 billion, no material improvements. And then they've got the nerve to bring the bill to the House that doesn't even prioritise people with mental health needs. Who would have thought of it?