Prior to entering Parliament, I worked at the Wise Group, a leading provider of mental health services through its many entities. One of those entities—Le Va, for instance—has a programme called LifeKeepers, which I think is a great example of a community-training approach to suicide prevention. One of the big issues with suicide in New Zealand is that many victims actually never sought help, very sadly, and it is typically those around them, friends and whānau, who can be empowered to spot the warning signs, provide initial support, and direct them to mental health services. This is important because the Government and the NGOs can't be everywhere. I was happy to see that a number of Parliamentary Service staff actually went through the LifeKeepers programme very recently.