What does address this is increased funding and accessibility to mental health services. We know for a fact, when we look through the statistics, that the vast majority of offending against first responders is tied into mental health and drug and addiction and alcohol issues. It is people who are not receiving the support and help early on enough that are presenting in these situations of violence and harm to our first responders. So, by investing in better quality mental health, drug, and addiction services, not just in our prisons but also at our GPs—by rolling out the services available that David Clark has done—so that when you go and see your doctor there will be someone who you can speak to regarding mental health issues in your life, co-located in every GP, that is a step towards addressing this problem. 