Now, I've said it before and I'll say it again, but Te Aorerekura is nothing short of a landmark in New Zealand's social history. This Government inherited an underfunded, largely ignored sector broken up into many groups that didn't have a clear understanding of their roles let alone a national strategy. Thanks to Marama, that is now in place, and Budget 2022 has provided the funding to deliver on it: $114.5 million over four years to prevent and respond to family violence and sexual violence across Aotearoa. With that funding, we will address the drivers of harm and will enhance protective factors and shift community and social norms that condone violence with $38 million, we'll strengthen the existing integrated community-led response approach with another $38 million, we'll develop workforce and organisational capability frameworks for the sexual violence centre and fund the implementation of new family violence frameworks and tools with $7 million, and so much more.