I want to acknowledge the report that has been produced: Zero Suicide Aotearoa. I want to particularly acknowledge the ambition that is represented in the title of the report: zero suicide. When the Government came to consider the report of He Ara Oranga, and particularly their recommendation that said that we should set a target for the reduction in the number of suicides. That was a fiercely debated recommendation and, in the end, the Government settled on a position of not accepting that recommendation. We didn't accept that it was right to set a target. If, as the report argues, the proposition is that suicide is preventable—if we accept suicide is preventable—then no suicide is acceptable. That's the premise on which this Government has developed its policy, and I believe that is a sentiment that this House also accepts in accordance with the report. 