But listen to the comments from the Mental Health Foundation about mental health being invisible in this bill. It says, "This would appear to be symptomatic of the absence of any ownership and leadership built into the new health structure for the transformation process". Of course, one of the findings of the commission's report was saying that, in mental health, we need leadership, we need a well-managed, clear plan that would execute change, and here we have, again, no ownership, no leadership of mental health in the bill in front of the committee today. The Mental Health Commission and the Mental Health Foundation are saying in their submissions that it needs to be a requirement and they want it legislated for this strategy to give people with mental health issues equal legal standing with other strategies mentioned in this bill.