What was really interesting was that a few days before the Budget, you'll remember the Government got caught out when they announced their Mana Ake programme. On 17 May 2022, they announced 195,000 children were set to benefit from more mental health support, and they talked about rolling out Mana Ake, which is a good programme, in fairness, doing a lot of good work in Canterbury. It's going to be rolled out in Northland, Counties Manukau, Bay of Plenty, Lakes, and West Coast region. I thought, "Hmm, actually, I think I've heard that before." So I went back through my research, as a diligent Opposition spokesperson, and found the PR on 15 April 2021—a year ago. It says, "Government expands Mana Ake."—hold on—"The expansion of Mana Ake will start in five new DHB areas: Northland, Counties Manukau, Bay of Plenty, Lakes, and West Coast." There are two PRs announcing the same thing, one year apart, but of course, this Government's got form in this space, because Jan Tinetti—it must have been under associate education—announced counselling support for schools, a fund of around $75 million—$31 million for large secondary schools, $44 million for primary and secondary—and I thought, "I know, I've heard that one before, too. That was on 8 November 2021. Oh, look at this, Tracey Martin, the former education Minister under the last Government, announced the same programme—"a major investment of $75 million for schools." Here they are, caught out re-announcing mental health funding. 