In the year to June 2019, New Zealand recorded 685 suicides. In that same year, we had 342 road deaths—so that was double plus one. It is a shocking statistic, and it's a shocking indictment on the fact that mental health has for far too long been kept in the shadows. What we've seen is that we know that one in five people will meet the criteria for a mental health problem in any given year—that is enormous. And around half of all New Zealanders will experience a mental health issue during their lifetimes. This is not about them; this is actually about us. It is something that is dear to the hearts of every parent, of every child, of every spouse, of every friend, and of every colleague—it is enormous. For too long we've seen this issue not taken seriously. That's why, four years ago, this party said we would have a Minister for mental health, and that's one of the things you can see from us is taking mental health seriously.