Finally, I'll make the point that while steps are being taken on this side of the House to ensure that people have the mental health and wellbeing support when they need it, earlier on, in a way that is culturally relevant and appropriate and safe, and in a way that breaks the stigma that often is held around these issues, we are also taking steps to change the landscape that often contributes. So we are addressing things like the long-term challenges that face us: the housing crisis, support for those without jobs who can't work because of a health condition or a disability, lifting wages, creating jobs, addressing family and sexual violence, addressing racism and discrimination, ensuring that we strengthen social cohesion across Aotearoa so that everyone can feel safe, valued, heard, have a sense of belonging—