We have the benefit in New Zealand of something very special and it is our national lodestar. It's the Treaty of Waitangi. The ambition and the dream of the Treaty was a country at peace with itself: two peoples coming together, respecting each other, being able to live their culture, their identity, their lives. That's what the Treaty represents. Now, we've completely failed to live up to that up until more recently, and we're now striving to fulfil that dream. But if we see the Treaty as our lodestar on health issues, on wellbeing issues, and on mental health issues, a nation that respects each other, a nation that welcomes each other, a nation that forges ahead in partnership, a nation that cares about its people and cares about each other—that sets us up for a country that is well and truly at peace with itself. 