I stand here today as the National Party's first mental health spokesperson, and recently I've become National's first suicide prevention spokesperson. I want to acknowledge our National Party leader, the Hon Judith Collins, who asked me to take that spokesperson role. I want to acknowledge all the MPs here today, people in the gallery, specifically Greg Gent, Nick Astwick, Terry Moore, Jo McCauley, and Jo Mahon. They are from Southern Cross. Through their philanthropic funding, they funded the Zero Suicide Aotearoa report that we are debating today and funded the launch that we are hosting today after the debate, and I want to thank them for that. I also want to thank all of those who have tuned in from around New Zealand. I thank you for taking an interest and being on this journey with us. Can I thank Platform Trust, who have been the secretariat for the mental health cross-party group, Barbara Disley and, formerly, Marion Blake, and just to acknowledge the huge work of Marion Blake in driving this report forward. The researcher Phillipa Gaines—I still remember our first Zoom call with the cross-party group. Fair to say we were chaotic, we argued, we talked over each other, we all had different views, and somehow Phillipa turned that into a report. That's hugely welcome and thank you very much for that.