Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: I haven't seen that quote, but the truth is that there was a huge period of neglect for mental health services under the previous Government. If that's what the housing record's about—because the previous Government's housing record was shocking, too—then I can see where he's coming from. But what I would say is that we're absolutely committed to a new mental health service and to putting right the historic wrong where mental health was disregarded by the previous Government; where they canned the Mental Health Commission—just got rid of it; and where they failed to fund the growing demand in mental health services and left it on the backburner. They opposed the review of mental health services. We had He Ara Oranga and put that in place. We built new services even while that review was going on, in Mana Ake in Canterbury and Kaikōura in response to the earthquakes. We built new services, in Piki, for our young people. We've put nurses in schools across New Zealand. We will continue to build our mental health services because for this Government it is a priority. This Government is taking mental health seriously, and we're very proud of that.