Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for ACC): As a Government, we continue to provide support to survivors of the 15 March mosque attacks and their whānau through a range of mechanisms, depending on need and circumstance. The Ministry of Social Development (MSD) established a bespoke welfare programme for those affected by the mosque attacks; we invested into mental health support services at the Canterbury DHB; have made changes to visa programmes to allow greater access to domestic support for survivors; and, of course, ACC continues to cover those who are entitled to the scheme. To ensure people are able to navigate that support, MSD has also been providing an intensive case-management service, Kaiwhakaoranga. This ensures survivors, witnesses, and their whānau have a single point of contact for accessing support across Government and in their communities. While we continue to assess the situation for ways we can better understand and address the needs of survivors across Government, I have no immediate plans to direct ACC in the way the member suggests.