Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Last Friday, the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet's (DPMC) Implementation Unit released their mid-term review of the landmark $1.9 billion investment this Government has made in the mental health system in 2019. I'm pleased to say that the report found most of the initiatives funded by the Government are on track to be completed by 2023-24. The report's findings are an enormous credit to those working at the coalface of mental health and in the support agencies, including the Ministry of Health. In fact, just one item I can report progress on is that we have added 663 fulltime-equivalent front-line roles in just the last two years. However, no one should underestimate the challenge in building up from an incredibly low base. There is a long way to go to have the sort of mental health system that New Zealanders expect and deserve.