They also applied in Scotland a public health approach, that is, to not narrow this in so far as to only look at the ambulances at the bottom of the cliff, to say somebody is experiencing a problem so we're going to pick them up. It's to say: what are the environmental causative factors that lead people to getting to that position in the first place, identifying those things that Fili put out there so eloquently—the likes of housing, the likes of stable income, the likes of a sense of connection to your community. They also, importantly, and this comes up throughout our report, tackled problem drinking. 