So I think we are all exploring different ways to make sure we provide the support and help that people who are mentally unwell need and in the different contexts in which that happens. That includes providing support within our emergency services to provide assistance for people they come across who are in mental distress and who need that help. There are some models emerging. In the end, it comes back to some of the fundamentals, the fundamental foundation that I think the He Ara Oranga report was talking about that needed to be laid: that the sooner people can get help for what are minor or mild to moderate mental health issues—the anxieties, the low-level depression, the distresses that people feel on a day-to-day basis—if they get help for those and learn some skills and some responses and build their own resilience, then that can help long term to keep the pressure off other mental health services. 