The member expressed concern about whether there is enough analysis going on to, effectively, the efficacy of the spend. I can say, when you look at what has been spent, of the $1.1 billion that is the Ministry of Health's responsibility—that includes the $235 million capital spend. When you look at, for example, the money committed for the Access and Choice programme—so that's the additional services provided for those with mild to moderate mental health issues—we've added 520 fulltime-equivalent roles across our health system. In May, they delivered 20,000 sessions to more than 10,000 people. So those are additional services. They were services that were not available and not being delivered before; they are being delivered now.