Importantly, actually, under the 1992 Act, family are required to be consulted before compulsory assessment and treatment, but in He Ara Oranga, the mental health and addiction inquiry, it was reported this only happens 61 percent of the time—another massive failing. And as has been noted by other speakers, this isn't a small thing. Around 10,000 people are subjected to compulsory assessment and treatment every year, and whilst not all seclusion is compulsory assessment and treatment and vice versa, Māori are five times more likely in our mental health system to be subject to seclusion.