I want to take the opportunity, in the time that I have left, to acknowledge our first responders. For seven years before I entered this House, I was a volunteer firefighter. They are present in every single community in our country, and it is the rural volunteer firefighters that are the first responders to suicides. They are not anonymous people. They are our friends. They are our family, and attending a call like that is something that will hurt you and haunt you for the rest of your life. Our rural communities are dependent on the generosity and time of volunteers, and they don't get acknowledged enough. I'm encouraged by the collaborative approach of this debate. Long may that continue, and to those that are struggling with mental health, reach out. You are loved, you are wanted, and help is there.