KIERAN McANULTY (Labour—Wairarapa): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I want to start by not only acknowledging the cross-party group but also the other members who have contributed to this debate. I am pleased to follow on from Barbara Kuriger. She is up there with those that I respect the most in this House because of our shared commitment to rural communities. We may have different ideas, but our values and our drive to ensure sustainable rural communities, and wellbeing within that, is the same, and I genuinely believe that across the House, on the whole, that is the case. And this, today, should encourage us all, because today's debate has demonstrated to the people of New Zealand that actually, this Parliament is committed to working together. We work together all the time, but, sadly, the public doesn't see that. But on this issue, we have come together, and I hope that this is a watershed moment, and that this House will continue to work together. As Barbara Kuriger said, there is no room for politics in mental health, so let today be the moment that we collectively commit to putting politics aside and finding solutions that work for everyone in this country. 