This is not an issue that we can just throw money at. We need to get to the root causes of distress, enable earlier intervention, and create an efficient system from the top down. We also need to be a country where a person seeking help is empowered to make choices for their own therapy and care, rather than simply accept what's offered. ACT proposes a stand-alone nation-wide mental health commissioning agency with a clear responsibility for issuing contracts to the service provider of that person's choice, monitoring patient outcomes using evidence-based decision-making and quality of care. I'd like to lastly very much thank all of those who contributed to the Zero Suicide Aotearoa report. As parliamentarians, we need to confront the difficult issues and always work to improve the lives of New Zealanders.