I've always thought that the value of a national framework is that we can look at the national issues which impact. We can look at the systemic issues that impact on Māori, in terms of that fact that we live in a colonial-settler country, because these statistics, of course, are reflected across the world for indigenous people. My own work in suicide prevention, my work, my research, production of suicide prevention resources, specifically for Takatāpui, done in collaboration with the Mental Health Foundation and with RainbowYOUTH, all of that has been in order to have that simple thing that we would hope: that our young people will grow old. That is an incredibly low bar to start from.