Hon ANDREW LITTLE: The programme focuses on the people who are most affected by mental distress and discrimination, including, as I said, Māori and Pacific communities. Nōku te Ao: Like Minds will help change attitudes towards people experiencing mental distress. It will help to reduce discrimination and improve social inclusion experiences for priority groups. We know that one of the population groups hugely overrepresented in our suicide numbers are young Māori men, and we need to reach out to them. We will go a long way as a country to address our ongoing mental health challenges if we are understanding and also comfortable talking to each other about experiencing mental distress.