This is a Government that has not only committed itself to sound economic management—the economic management that has delivered a total of $13 billion in surpluses over the last two years alone and that is also allowing us to do the important social infrastructure of restoring our hospitals and the health system, restoring our schools and the rest of the education system, and making sure that we're dealing with those rundown social services—but it also means that we can start to seriously address some of the challenging social issues as well, not the least of which is family violence and sexual violence. I know that members across the House take that issue very seriously and they have been supportive of the measures that have been taken. I want to particularly acknowledge my colleague the Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Minister of Justice, Jan Logie, and the work that she is doing in that area, and I want to come back to that as well. 