For me, the importance of this cross-party group is that what we have uniquely is that we can come together, we can discuss the issues, and talk about positions, and then uniquely we can go back into each of our caucuses and advocate for that position. I believe New Zealanders want us to take a long-term policy setting when dealing with the challenges for mental health, and we don't want the three-year parliamentary cycle changing things. We need to take long-term policy settings. So where we have the Zero Suicide Aotearoa report, I'm quite proud the National Party adopted this report as its suicide prevention policy for the last election. I don't say that in a partisan way, but why I say it is I challenge the other parties to do the same. How good would it be in 2023 if we turn up and our policies around suicide prevention are harmonised, and whoever gets into Government, whatever colour, there'll be the certainty and assurance of policy that will be long term and make a big difference, and not get caught up in the three-year parliamentary cycle.