Hon PEENI HENARE: As I noted, this funding is to boost baseline and to help whānau maintain and build their resilience on a longer-term basis as Aotearoa moves forward from COVID-19, rather than being tied to a specific period as we responded to COVID-19. This ensures that Whānau Ora commissioning agencies and their providers can continue to help the tens of thousands of whānau they provide support to every year, including those who receive support during the pandemic and who are now regularly engaged in Whānau Ora services. I acknowledge all of the providers for the work that they've done. The commissioning agencies received specific additional funding throughout the COVID-19 response, including the Delta and Omicron outbreaks, which allowed them to take on significantly more whānau during the pandemic. In fact, during the Omicron outbreak, our commissioning agencies distributed more than 70,000 support packages to whānau in need—an uplift of approximately 40 percent.