Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: No one with personal experience of suicide in their family or friend network would ever describe the way they feel about that issue in that way, and I imagine every single person in this House has a story. But, speaking to what we have done as a Government, 74 Māori initiatives have been funded through the Māori Suicide Prevention Community Fund; 18 Pacific initiatives have been funded through the Pacific Suicide Prevention Community Fund. We've enhanced a suicide prevention information service for whānau. We've worked hard with DHBs to provide funding for dedicated suicide postvention, because it was something that was raised with us—that there was not enough support for those who had experience of suicide in their whānau. And, of course, we're doing what we can to learn from the past with the Coronial Suspected Suicide Data Sharing Service, and, of course, we've set up the Suicide Prevention Office. That's all been since a Budget in 2019. No one denies there's more to do, but we have done a significant amount.