And what is the real kick in the guts by this bill, in the final debate tonight? I think this Government needs to apologise to the thousands of vulnerable Kiwis that turned up to their mental health inquiry, told their traumatic and often personal stories; and yet they turn up and we've got a once-in-a-generation health restructure and they wouldn't put a mental health, addictions, and wellbeing strategy in. But the submitters called for it. The Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission said mental health was invisible in this bill. The Mental Health Foundation said not having mental health in it demonstrated the Government's lack of commitment to transforming the mental health system. Every mental health submitter turned up and said, "If this bill is about health, if this bill is about equity, then it's equity when it suits them. What about the population group that has one of the most serious health inequalities: mental health?" People with mental health die 20 years shorter than the average Kiwi. Do we hear of a mental health and wellbeing strategy in this bill? No, because Labour knows best!