It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Stringer. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Blaydon and Consett for securing this debate on a topic that is especially close to her heart and for her work more generally to promote action on suicide prevention. Every suicide is nothing short of a tragedy with lasting and devastating impacts on families, friends and communities. The Government are committed to reducing the numbers of lives lost to suicide through their suicide prevention strategy for England. The BSI launched a new voluntary standard entitled "Suicide and the Workplace", which has been well received, with more than 11,000 downloads since its publication in November. Businesses across the country are putting the standard into practice. Employers should support practices that help to prevent suicides such as employment assistance programmes, line manager training and support networks in place for employees. The Government recognise the importance of public and private sector organisations reaching vulnerable people most at risk. They are committed to finding more opportunities to ensure every person requiring support can access it readily, highlighting community-based mental health centres and piloting suicide prevention initiatives like the middle-aged men's programme with up to £3.6 million over three years. The minister encourages all workplaces and employers to familiarise themselves with the Government's suicide prevention strategy and consider drawing on BSI standards as an exemplar tool.