We all ultimately benefit from having a more equal society where everybody has the access to the basics to be able to fulfil their potential and engage in the opportunity that is otherwise taken from them. I think that this is actually something that mental health spokespeople from across this House, including Matt Doocey, can surely see for what it is—that is, in He Ara Oranga, the Government's mental health and addiction inquiry, we saw laid bare the mental health crisis in this country fundamentally generated by recognition of the fact that, sure, all of us are born with a biological predisposition towards the manifestation, or not, of issues, but it is also our environment and—