MATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Thank you very much, Madam Chair, and if I could just thank the Minister for his time today in Estimates. We are looking at the amount allocated in Vote Health. I want to look specifically into mental health. It's fair to say that we don't have many opportunities to drill down into the numbers and to understand the plan for them. In fact, successive attempts that I've tried in the Health Committee, I was blocked by Labour MPs for calling in the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission to do a briefing on their first report. In fact, that is the context for Vote Health and the Estimates for this year. The backdrop is that report from the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission, which was very interesting. The Government spent a lot of time and energy setting up that commission with legislation in the House, yet they blocked its first report. At the Health Committee, I was joined by ACT, the Greens, and the Māori Party supporting that briefing, because what we wanted to drill down was to understand that, yes, you can just throw about numbers, but how did we get in a position where the numbers are not shifting the dial, because that report did say there'd be no material improvements. But also, when you dig down in that report, it says there was leadership needed and a well-managed plan to executive change. 