In relation to the Hōkai Rangi strategy, the committee heard that since the strategy has been launched in 2019, it's been designed to improve outcomes for Māori and whānau, and to try and address the significant overrepresentation of Māori in the corrections system. We heard how Hōkai Rangi had been operating and, in particular, the committee was very interested to hear about the Māori Pathways programme. This is a key part of Hōkai Rangi. It's a four-year programme with projects that are co-designed with iwi and with whānau, and results in the programme jointly are assessed by both iwi Māori and the Crown. We also learnt that the department has been working with iwi, and they gave examples of Ngāti Maniapoto and Ngāti Raukawa and the working alongside of the Waikato District Health Board to design and deliver a service for the Waikeria mental health and addiction service. 