The parts of work that got us to this point as has been outlined by the Minister really kicked off with He Ara Oranga, the mental health and addiction inquiry which was published in December 2018. It made a raft of recommendations to the Government, the majority of which were accepted, particularly accepted in principle. But I think it's really important to zero in on one of the major findings of that report, which is: what causes mental ill health and, at the pointy end, suicidal ideation in Aotearoa New Zealand? What it effectively did was canvass the swathes of contemporary research and the experience of those domestically in Aotearoa to surmise that we all are born into the world with different genetics from our parents and our grandparents and the experiences that are hard coded into that. But it is our environments, fundamentally, that can turn those up or turn those down—that is, aggravating or mitigating factors, environmental factors, like a sense of security, a sense of identity, a sense of place, a sense of who you are, what you belong to, and where you are going. 