We also have massive investment in primary prevention—that has been one of the biggest gaps and lacks in successive Governments' approaches to this work. For decades and generations, we have focused on being the receiving ambulance at the bottom of the violence cliff. We've known for a long time, and now we are finally dedicating huge resource and support not just to fiscal primary prevention strategies and programmes but through a collective understanding that we must commit to stopping violence before it happens—and that there are complex dynamics, shifts in cultures and attitudes and behaviours that are going to be the only way we can change the environments that allow violence to not just happen but allow it to continue to happen. Primary prevention is a third of the amount that I announced yesterday, $37.6 million, and it will be led with the leadership of communities in authentic partnership with Government.