Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): I'm not quite sure what the question there is—the member made a number of observations—except to say that there have been a number of approaches taken to provide better mental health support at the front line of our first responders, both the police and ambulance workers as well. So Capital and Coast DHB has been running their pilot of putting mental health workers with police and with ambulance staff to see what difference that makes. We're still waiting to see a final evaluation of that. I think a programme that I've also seen is where mental health nurses were located in watch-houses of police stations, particularly bigger ones, and where assessments were able to be carried out of those coming into the police station, and indeed, those mental health nurses were then available for police officers in the front line, actually out in the field, while dealing with somebody who was mentally unwell, and getting advice, and that appeared to make a difference too. 