Hon TRACEY MARTIN: That is not because the Opposition does not care about children; that is because the Opposition actually agrees and sets the platform upon which we built. So Mr Brownlee might like to calm down and just keep listening. There are over one million children here in New Zealand—280,000 of them are of Māori descent. There are 5,900 children in this country who need intensive intervention to allow them to remain safely at home with their families. There are 5,900 children who are under the care of Oranga Tamariki; 90 percent of those children have experienced family violence. Whoever forms the next Government must ensure that the joint venture to address family violence and sexual violence continues and is strengthened. If we could do one thing to address one of the major issues in this country, which will have a domino effect for our families, regardless of their ethnic background, it would be to address family violence.