Yes, I have just a quick response to the first point, which was about what the difference is going to be in this round of thinking versus other rounds of thinking? I would suggest that there is an important consideration about policy and strategy being developed inclusively versus exclusively.
Although we've had input into dialogue, we've never been provided the opportunity to be involved in how this unfolds. If it's going to be inclusive, then the policy and strategies that are developed come from the grassroots, from those practitioners and those service providers, those who deal with it on a day-to-day basis.
This isn't a policy and strategy that's developed in exclusion by bureaucrats and administrators who are doing something that they feel is good for the people they're dealing with. It needs to come from the bottom, not from the top.