This is in a time—I know we're talking about annual reviews—when we know it's hard not to be moved, as a local MP, by hearing the stories of hardship out there in response to COVID-19 and the upcoming economic downturn. We do know that mental health is going to be a big issue. GP Dr Baddock, New Zealand Medical Association chair, highlighted it last week in the Epidemic Response Committee. GPs are feeling the brunt of this wave of mental distress already, and we have a Government that's caught on the back foot. If the Minister wants a flavour of what the DHB annual reviews were saying, there were quite telling comments by DHB officials about this highfalutin $1.9 billion. I do hope the health Minister does tell his colleagues to make sure they don't slip into the trap that the Hon Stuart Nash did recently at a presentation I was at when he said $1.9 billion for mental health services, because, as the Minister knows, it's not all for mental health services.