For today, I want to shine a light myself, then, on the Turamarama declaration. In the national Suicide Prevention Strategy, it stills takes an individualised approach to how we will work our solutions. It talks about saying how important it is to have Te Au Māori approach. It does not, however, incorporate any of those approaches in its report and how things will be done. That's left to Māori providers, and it's left to whānau. And in our rainbow communities it's left to kids in peer support groups in schools throughout this country looking after each other, because when some of our young people are struggling, they tell their mates. Our whānau are often the last to know.