Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Deputy Prime Minister) on behalf of the Prime Minister: On behalf of the Prime Minister, yes, particularly our work to improve access to mental wellbeing services by expanding the school-based Mana Ake wellbeing programme to more than 3,000 primary- and intermediate-aged school children living on the West Coast. Mana Ake is a school-based programme that gives around 195,000 children the skills and support to deal with issues that include grief, loss, parental separation, and bullying. It also provides advice, guidance, and workshops for parents, whānau, and teachers. Budget 2022 provided $90 million of funding over four years for the Mana Ake programme to enable ongoing service deliver in Canterbury and Kaikōura and start new services in Northland, Counties Manukau, Bay of Plenty, Lakes, and on the West Coast.