The Criminal Process Improvement Programme—or CPIP as it's described—is led by the Chief District Court Judge. It's a sector-wide effort to improve access to justice. This will be done by establishing best-practice in-court processes and reducing delay. Over time, this will reduce the amount of time defendants spend on remand. The CPIP objectives are to reduce the average time, days to disposal; reduce the number of events that do not proceed on any particular day; reduce the average number of events for a case from start to end; and reduce the number of days the accused spends in custody waiting for an outcome. CPIP received $11.1 million across the justice sector over four years in Budget 2022.