So how have we ended up in a situation where there is no strategy under clause 10 in Part 2 for mental health, addictions, and wellbeing? My final point is, and I'd like the Minister to answer, when you look at those groups—Māori, Pasifika, our disabled community, the women's community or population—you've got to ask yourself whether mental health would be one of the quietest voices. Is that the problem here? Is it because people with mental health issues haven't yelled enough or haven't threatened electoral pressure? Why have they been left out? Because I would have thought the voice that came through the thousands of submissions in this Government's own mental health inquiry would be a very strong voice. Why would you, when you came into Government promising to transform the mental health system, not have a mental health strategy under clause 10 that says the overview of the Minister's role includes determining the following health strategies?