Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Well, my understanding, of course, is that that's one of the reasons that this particular report exists, because it is reporting on three different pieces of legislation and those regulated activities. I think one of the things that we would also agree with is, in those really important areas, particularly around things that may contribute to poor mental health outcomes and particularly for our young people—self-harm, whether or not they can access help if they need it. Those are things that we're actually trying to pick up through our youth wellbeing surveys and strategies. So I think we shouldn't just look at the tertiary use of care; we should look at the precursors that may lend itself to children either having a positive or negative experience when it comes to mental health services.