Hon MARAMA DAVIDSON (Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I am really grateful for this question. Yes, I do, because it is so important we have shifted, and must continue to shift, our approach and thinking on how we address and prevent family violence and sexual violence in Aotearoa. We are doing this through successive steps since 2017, through funding initiatives, legislative reforms, and our commitment as a Government to join up the Public Service. Critically for me, as a newly appointed Minister in this role, I have met with people, with victims and survivors, with whānau, and the sector, who have been at the forefront and expertise of doing this work. I have met with judges, I have met with iwi, I have met with people who use violence and are perpetrators of violence, and they have all, with the research and evidence, been very, very clear that it is whānau-centred and community-led responses—