You're obviously not willing to answer the question on any actions you've taken. It's right in your mandate letter.
I will bring up as well that Brianna MacDonald's parents told the HESA committee that they were unable to access mental health care for their daughter, but she was able to acquire “zip-lock bags full of needles, cooking kits and pamphlets on how to cook the drugs and safely use them.”
As minister for children, do you think children as young as 12 should be provided needles, cook kits and instruction manuals for drug use instead of mental health care?