So, in beginning my contribution today, I actually want to reflect on one of the most poignant things that I have ever heard about suicide prevention from Fili—who was a teenager until recently, I believe—founder of a South Auckland climate action movement called 4TK or 4 Tha Kulture. She made waves by making our honourable Leader of the Opposition a bit of a meme during the election by prompting her to respond during an election debate with, "My husband is Samoan so 'Talofa'." Fili said, and I paraphrase, that suicide prevention is a stable income; suicide prevention is meaningful income; suicide prevention is a stable household; suicide prevention is a sense of community; suicide prevention is a sense of whakapapa, where you belong, where you are going. 