Hon ANDREW LITTLE: Every lived experience of mental health is unique, and the values and depth of understanding that peers—and that includes family members supporting those, with lived experience; every understanding that they bring is important. The intention will be that peer support workers act as a first step in preventing a crisis to ensure those in need can get help early. The peer support workers will be people with their own lived experience or who've supported friends or whānau through mental health or addiction issues.