Outside of services, there is then suicide prevention strategies and plans. I note two things from the report—observations that the report makes. One is that countries with nationwide and comprehensive suicide prevention strategies demonstrate that they have a much better chance of reducing the incidence of suicide, although the report also notes the Scottish experience is that the path to doing that can be somewhat volatile. Then, of course, the report also notes it is possible for some well-intentioned programmes to actually do harm. So we have to be careful about what we support, what we invest in, and what we do. 