I remember as a young person, I sat on the board for RainbowYOUTH. It was the biggest issue of our time. When we sat there, we would talk about how whakamomori was so invasive amongst our communities, and my friend here shared a personal story about our rates for takatāpui are far too high when it comes to whakamomori. But the rates, of course, that break our heart—that break my personal heart—are those that relate to Māori. Huge amounts. It's an issue that's impacting. So the work that we're doing to prevent suicide—and whilst there may not be unanimous support across the House for a zero target, there is a lot of work that has been done that has been taken from that report. I want to highlight the fact that we have set up the Suicide Prevention Office. We're implementing the recommendations, where it makes sense to, for He Ara Oranga. We've directed the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Health with—